Jing3D ~ Matthew Lien - "Plum Rains of DongShan"

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"Taiwan's Northeast" Series ~ Dongshan, Yilan.
A piano meditation in binaural (3D) sound. Headphones or earphones are required to experience 3D audio effect (especially those fantastic triangulating frogs near the end).
Jing3D is a series of binaural (3D) music in harmony with the tradition of Matthew Lien's Jing music albums, to inspire peace of heart and mind. If you enjoy, please subscribe to this channel and share the link.
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[@山下千里-b1y]

Amazing grace~~

[@Jing3DBinauralMusicChannel]

山下千里 Thank you!

[@fayezsalka]

Amazing piece! One question: What could possibly cause the "hissing" noise in the background (with high audio gain)?

[@fayezsalka]

*i'm talking about the piano solo parts*

[@Jing3DBinauralMusicChannel]

Fayez Salka That is likely due to UA-cam compression. We are in the process of mastering these songs for music-only publishing.

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Jing3D - Binaural Meditative Music Mind you... on this recording in particular, it really was pouring rain outside. You might be hearing that... but it's pretty far in the background.

[@CullenDelmore]

+Jing3D - Binaural Music Sounds to me like the rain might be right around the noise floor, but both are way down there. It's not noticeable for me without the extreme isolation of IEMs. Earphones are always going to make recorded noise much more prominent via background noise isolation - something to remember when listening through them. Also, maybe OP is just listening too loud, lol.