♫ Triumph [Orchestral Fanfare]
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- I've been sick for the past week and wrote this to commemorate finally being well again.
I'm available for Music Commissions & Freelance Work!
(Underscores/BGM, Standalone, Songs)
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#orchestra #DAW #MIDI
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Damn dude every time man you’re really something special ❤
Do you plan on doing any royalty free orchestral music?
If asked, I will usually allow people to use the music I have uploaded to Bandcamp (excluding tracks specifically written for other people's projects) with the only cost being for the actual download from Bandcamp itself.
@@MichaelPicherMusic I was just wondering if you could also do royalty free music for the RUclips Audio Library.
I'm not sure how one contributes to the RUclips Audio Library, if it's invite only or as simple as setting a video to Creative Commons. Regardless, I probably should make a clearly marked playlist of album for royalty free music. I'll look into it!
@@MichaelPicherMusic That's a very good idea, mate!
I hate to ask you this, but do you prefer 440Hz (like me) or 432Hz?
440 Hz is the tuning standard I was taught and have always used.
@@MichaelPicherMusic I've always preferred 440Hz too.
However, it says on Wikipedia that many websites and online videos have been published arguing for the adoption of the 432 Hz tuning. This is often referred to as the "Verdi pitch" - instead of the predominant 440 Hz. These claims also include conspiracy theories, related to specious claims of healing properties from 432 Hz pitch, or involving Nazis having favored the 440 Hz tuning. It's crazy!
This is literally the most insane conspiracy on this planet. Somebody must've been in on the whole thing!
Who cares if anyone on this planet prefers 432 Hz all because of its so-called "universality"? A440 has been an international musical tuning standard for years, it ain't gonna change any time soon!
And another thing, just because 432 Hz is the Earth's frequency doesn't mean it should become a worldwide standard.