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@@FilelioPeg sorry, this is a music and Lord of the Rings channel. I don’t know what are you talking about but feel free to explore the rest of the songs

@@TriskelApps gracias!!! Mucho trabajo pero quedé muy satisfecho la verdad. Un abrazo!!!

@ybk6858 thanks very much for your comment and for choosing the audio only version. I put much effort on the videos but sometimes it is preferable to focus only on the music with a blank background and just let your imagination drift away.

@@pelayoelgris gracias Pelayo por tus palabras. Sí que somos afortunados de vivir donde vivimos, una maravilla para los sentidos, y también por la gente que la habita, mi definición de pequeños hobbits. Un abrazo muy fuerte y gracias por creer en esto

@@paquiarias1827 Gracias!!!

Hi, sorry I forgot to answer. It happened the same to me. I thought it came way later in the book but is just in the bit where they are waiting in front of the black door. Thanks for the citation and the comment.

@@pelayoelgris Gracias Pelayo. Complicado meterse en la mente de Gollum, pero las disonancias y la alternancia sin complejos de escalas mayores y menores ayudaron.

@@BrethilnenMusic said and done. Thank you very much for pointing it out. I was testing the audience 😅

@rockoftherings I am always watching from the shadows.

@@Makkaru112 Dear Makkaru thanks a lot for your profound reflections. To be honest this was the first song where I tried to add something different to the original draft (the whole instrumental section). It was very entertaining and exciting to add layers upon layers. It was like exploring uncharted territory and showed me that this project could be something more than strumming electric and acoustic guitars, something special worth spending time for. One big hug.

@@pelayoelgris Gracias Pelayo. Tiene ese soniquete repetitivo típico de las canciones que se utilizan para memorizar información. Como la de los ríos, la de los reyes godos, etc. Me alegro que te guste!!

Dear William thank you very much for your kind words. I am grateful to see that we share the same vision at this respect. As you said, someone that is able to beat Morgoth is not just another pretty elven lady. Is one of the biggest characters in Tolkien's Universe. I guess who they would hire for the soundtrack if they produce such a movie ;)

@@snow7749 Hi Snowflake, thank you very much for your comment. I am so grateful people are liking it. Views and likes will come with time I guess. This started from nothing just 3 months ago. Have a great day

Have a good day too)

@@BrethilnenMusic Hi Brethilnen, sorry if the description is mistaken. I am not sure which phrase I should correct. Images are 100% AI but music has been fully handcrafted from scratch in a process that took nearly 2 years.

@@rockoftherings that is what I thought

I will answer myself. I guess it is not the written description but UA-cam‘s disclaimer at the bottom. When uploading the video you can tick if audio or images are synthetic so that people won’t be mislead and think that those people and places are real. I believe it is that?

@@rockoftherings yes that thing

Dear Alan, thank you very much for your comment and sharing your story. I can tell you that one of my bucket list dreams is to be able to acquire a Celtic lever harp. Their sound is otherworldly. But the ones I crave for are sooo expensive. I would love to hear your version, who knows, maybe I could give it a twist and create a hybrid between mine and yours. One big hug.

Thanks. The Sonnet harp by Musicmakers has a small frame with 29 strings but has a clear rich sound. New it's over 3k but used it can be as low as 300 bucks. Just stay away from the rosewood carved harps, new or used they aren't worth the money..bad sound, semitone levers placed incorrectly and the pins will literally unwind to flat while you are playing them. Fulsicle harps are a good compromise but just don't have the look that says Irish harp. Good luck. My first harp cost $ 300 during the 1960s, the equivalent of $2,500 today. Be sure to actually handle, examine, tune and play a used harp before buying it. A few chips, dings and scratches are perfectly fine for a first harp.

@@alanb2325 thanks again Alan for your suggestions and knowledge. As I was expecting, last time I checked a decent harp was around 3000. Will definitely have to try a well tested second hand one if I want to make that dream come true on this decade hehe. I believe some music shops do harp rental. I could go down that road just to make sure is my cup of tea before throwing thousands into an instrument. I send you my best regards.

Given your user name I can take your comment as a huge compliment. Thanks!!!

@@javieririarte9625 Gracias!!! La verdad es que la historia es épica donde las halla. Saludos!!!

Thanks for your kind words!!!

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Hi theodd thanks for the comment!!! It was a creative decision from the beginning to take a modern music approach. But the options are as vast as the the sea, I guess a more bard-esque focus would have been very interesting also. Maybe not all throughout the song but in certain sections. Anyway I am glad you liked it, thanks again.

@@rockoftherings yea it was good and enjoyable. keep up the good works. cheers

@@dianamanaseri2648 Personally I wish my voice was just better hahaha. I am not sure if I could fix it in post production. Thanks for your comment, I am so glad you liked it. I may re-record some songs if people is interested on collaborating. That would turn this project into a true Rock Opera. Have a great day!!!

@@AlanKvasnovsky I will take that as a positive response. Thanks for commenting!!!

Gracias Luís por tus amables palabras!!! Entre todos le daremos a este proyecto un buen empujón. Un saludo!!!

@@LuisCuencaaloinso gracias por apreciar el esfuerzo que hay detrás. Me alegro que vaya gustando. Saludos!!!

@@Minstrels-of-Middle-earth Thanks for your words and your suggestions. I am focused on Leonardo AI for all the visuals but definitely will give a try to those ones for future productions. One big hug mate

Thanks very much for your comment. I was very close to the deadline with this one. Last edits were done on Thursday really. It really means something that people appreciate this work. Best Regards!!!

There be truth in that indeed.

Es a una sola toma, algo improvisada y a destiempo, pero me gustaba como quedaba así que llegó a al versión final. Gracias!!!

Thanks!!! This was a bit hard to compose as it is an odd scene where it is not quite clear if they are just dreaming or the magic of Middle Earth getting to play. Keep tuned for more material next Friday. Hoping to see more from you soon also.

@@rockoftherings Cool, I like it in particular when the electric guitarr comes in. I'm not giving up, so a new full song will come out as soon as possible. In the meantime, I'm creating Shorts.

“The UA-cam algorithm is never late, nor is early, its recommendation arrives precisely when its mean to” Jokes aside. I am glad you started reading this magnificent book. I hope you enjoy it listening to this music alongside. You could consider it some kind of audiobook. Thanks for commenting!!!

@@pedrosanchez3514 daye, daye!!!

@@javiervillalonarias4911 muchas gracias!!! A ver si mantenemos el nivel. Un abrazote

@@Minstrels-of-Middle-earth I would be glad to have a look or even collaborate. Thanks!!!

@@rockoftherings We're only having one song out so far (another one is coming soon): ua-cam.com/video/AI9F4Im1K5A/v-deo.html Creating the videos is the part which is probably taking too much time for us right now, so we would most likely have to go for a simpler type of videos or seek a video collaboration. You seem to have great tools and knowledge there?

@@Minstrels-of-Middle-earthI had a look to your channel. It is a very interesting “expanded universe” kind of composition, very cinematic, congratulations. You’re absolutely right, video editing takes an awful amount of time. You can contact me at rockoftherings@gmail.com so that we can discuss further. Again, thanks for commenting

Thanks for commenting and your kind words. There is a brief description in ua-cam.com/video/-zXk6blrdpk/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared. In short, poems of the lord of the rings’ book were taken and made into songs. In a very personal way. You can try guessing which poems were chosen!!! Thanks for watching