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Thank you for your comment! The image was generated using MidJourney and was not intended to depict real nuns. I appreciate your feedback and will be more thoughtful in selecting images in the future to better match the spirit of the content.

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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed this type of Gregorian chant and found the on-screen text and translation helpful. May God bless you too!

Hi Sérgio, Thank you so much for your generous encouragement and thoughtful advice. Regarding the 432 Hz tag, I added it because I thought it was associated with healing music, but as you pointed out, I wasn’t actually using instruments tuned to that frequency. I’ve removed the tag from my tracks to avoid any misunderstanding. As for the Scripture, I’ve been using the Vulgate. I primarily referred to sacred-texts, but recently, I’ve started using newadvent as well. I’ll continue striving to share God’s Word and light through music. Thank you once again for your guidance and support. May God’s blessings always be with you! Blessings, Sanctuary Resonance

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Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Psalm 1 is truly a beautiful and inspiring chapter.

That's such a great question! The musical characteristics of Gregorian chants, such as their repetitive and simple melodies as well as slow and balanced rhythms, help reduce stress and promote a sense of calm. For this reason, I believe that AI-generated Gregorian chants can offer similar physical effects. However, when it comes to spiritual benefits, I think traditional Gregorian chants provide a deeper sense of meaning and connection. On my channel, I aim to preserve the style of Gregorian chants while adjusting the audio to make the original Latin scripture more audible. I also provide both the Latin text and its English translation to enhance understanding. Traditional Gregorian chants often made it difficult to grasp the meaning of the lyrics, so I wanted to address this. Additionally, I am pursuing two main goals: combining Gregorian chants with new musical genres and offering an experience inspired by the essence of traditional chants. Although what I create differs slightly from authentic Gregorian chants, I believe it’s a meaningful endeavor. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

@@ramezalaa I’ve been working on a project and recently discovered that Psalm 34 in the Vulgate corresponds to what is known as Psalm 35 in the Masoretic text. I’ve already started working on it since yesterday, and you’ll be hearing it soon!

@SanctuaryResonance yup usually vulgate bible seems to recede by 1 in psalms numbering Also there's a custom gpt named "Abona Mina Aboud AI Song Bot" Can you please check it out It should help you out

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Maybe next time, I'll create something with a more sacred and peaceful vibe. Stay tuned!

I use AI to create my music and use lyrics from the Vulgate Bible. The generated result is enhanced in my DAW, where I add reverb for a polished sound. You can also create similar music using AI!

@@SanctuaryResonance that is really clever how do you get ai to generate it like this? like the style or the genre and the website name if possible

@@SanctuaryResonance is it possible to dm you on any social media. I have a custom gpt that creates prompts for ai music it might be helpful to you and any feedback would be helpful on the custom gpt

@@ramezalaa I use Udio for this. I simply input 'Gregorian chant, male solo, Catholic, Latin lyrics.' It doesn’t come out perfectly on the first try, so I recommend experimenting multiple times to get the best result.