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It's great having a bunch of these now. Like some sort of life-flashing-before-my-eyes moment!

@ Oh wow, all these years in aggregate. Very much the case.

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Mostly. There's some post-processing, like tape-style saturation and EQ and compression.

It's got a few tricks, and I'm yet to try a drum machine.

Too literal?

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Same to you

Cheers!

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Believe it!

Yes, I think the time signature is a good prompt. Thanks!

Nah, you're cool!

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Sunflowers would be nice to look at, but maybe you can add colour to your wind organs?

Thanks Marc, it's a fun challenge -- much like the Junto.

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Wow, that's a great result! If only I could add some of that sparse, yet decisive trumpet to tie it together.

Thanks! I did a couple of versions of this song, but guess I should run more material through my synths for you.

Thanks! It seems to have that energy of an idea that's quickly executed.

Not as awesome as you :)

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Thanks Antonio! It felt good to get back on the bass.

Great idea

Thanks for your inspiring work, @encym_music

Thanks! Just realised how much use I've got from NASA's footage since this one.

Even better, there's an entire park in Hanwood with your name on it!

Dunno, how good is your neighbour's hearing?

@bassling, He has decent hearing, but more importantly, he’s always listening😛 Have you ever tried mounting one of these whistles upon a platform that rotates-similar to a weathervane-so as to maintain the angle at which the wind flows around the bottle in relation to the slit?

That's a good idea. I'd been entertaining an idea more like a windmill, where you can create the airflow at a rate to get the overblow effect that increases audible volume.

@bassling that would be incredible and so fun to build. I hope you’ll consider posting whatever contraption your come up with. You could very likely achieve the necessary velocity with blades even in gentle wind speeds, I’d reckon. I do wonder, however, if creating a weathervane or a bladed system might detract from the sonic quality through the introduction of stability. I ended up making a few of these bottles and placing them in the garden. What I noticed, like with music, the periods of silence and variability in volume contribute greatly to the perceived quality of sound. This is, of course, achieved through the generally turbulent nature of wind. But I’m probably overthinking this as well. Neither of these approaches are likely to achieve such a constant flow of laminar movement as to produce a completely flat sound. Such a fun project!

Oh go on, no one has ever compared me to Mozart before!

Thanks for listening! I wanted an opportunity to soundtrack a film (that I hadn't made myself), so I found a film that I wanted to watch multiple times and set about finding music to suit it.

@@bassling I thought you created this music.

Yes, the soundtrack is made with my music.

@@bassling Good

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Thanks! It's good to get on the kit

Keeping it real!

I'm just chillin' like Bob Dylan

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I know, right? Usually I'm boogalicious!

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