HIGH C'S by Two Steps From Hell (low pitch)

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/Composer: Thomas Bergersen
/Track: High C's
/Album: Vanquish
/Author: Two Steps From Hell
/Audio edit: Sansound
/Video Edit: Sansound
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[@The_Rock_That_Floats]

“High C’s” at a lower pitch 🤣🤣

[@HQMShares]

It actually sounds good tho 😂

[@The_Rock_That_Floats]

@@HQMShares I mean yeah it’s still TSFH, and it sounds good. But it’s the French Horns that are supposed to be playing at high C on the melody, hence the name of the song.
If you change the pitch on brass you’ll virtually alter the sizes and lengths of the valves. It would be a different story with the strings as they are simply tuned down across the board
That’s why you can hear a difference in orchestral music, if you’re trained. But it’s probably only noticeable if you have “perfect pitch” and/or are used to orchestral writing, so most people won’t catch this either way.
Yet again, it sounds great here still :)

[@timsekac6648]

Cool, could you perhaps also make a High-pitch version? :)

[@HQMShares]

Oh... Wouldn't it be a bit too high? lol

[@timsekac6648]

@@HQMShares lol, of course not. it would be just as nice! ;)