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An Experiement in Tuning Mk 2: Chakra Stimulation

by ShaneTheMusician

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Root Chakra 02:43
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2.
Sacral Chakra 02:46
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3.
Solar Plexus Chakra 02:42
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4.
Heart Chakra 02:44
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5.
Throat Chakra 02:45
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6.
Third Eye Chakra 02:43
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7.
Crown Chakra 02:46
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An Experiment in Tuning Mk 2: Chakra Stimulation 21:58
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Warning: Anyone who has sensitive ears or other ailments may be at risk, if not, listen at your own discretion and do not operate heavy machinery while listening.


For those just tuning in this is a follow up to my last series of songs the first being here:
shanethemusician.bandcamp.com/album/an-experiment-in-tuning

In which I tried to see if the same song would not only differ due to tuning, but also invoke Solfeggio tones, specifically catered to the 7 Chakras. Intitially I was gonna do a song each with these like before, but I scrapped the project, because I feared I was repeating myself on that one too much. So I went a different direction. I felt like I've been going about this all wrong, that rather than try to tune an entire song to different frequencies, why not make all frequencies present one note at a time. So using my Musescore to make the midi for each, I made a short length note hold for each note corresponding to the respective Chakra. C for Root, D for Sacral and so on. Making a crude scale of sorts. I would then use audacity to tune each note to the respective sollfeggio frequency and then to properly tune it, I'd tune each note to 432hz as inspired by djstevefrancis.bandcamp.com. The result is probably the weirdest thing I ever composed. Not quite good, not quite bad, just....well strange. But let me know what you think.

In this album includes the main song, as well as the song split into it's respective solfeggio notes, that way you can choose to either listen to one or two or listen to all of them.

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released February 17, 2022

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ShaneTheMusician Toronto, Ontario

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I decided to go the John Carpenter Route and make my own music.

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