Hey everyone!
I’ve spent some time in my cave and I’m back with a brand new artistic project: Of Earth and Sky.
Just to give you a bit of backstory, I recently moved to Norway to a place called Engeloya (which means the angel’s island <3) and it’s so beautiful here that it inspired me to kick-start a creative process again. So I’m thrilled to present to you the first episode of Of Earth and Sky!
I’m really not a social media superhero or anything, so all the views, likes and shares are extremely valuable to help support the visibility of this new baby—if it brings you joy too, that’s even better! Big thanks for everything!
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I had a nice quiet listen this evening, and it was really soothing, continuous!
Personally I’d see the didge a bit louder, but there’s definitely a bias there (totally owned 
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Make the most of being in a beautiful place, it’s so inspiring!
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Thanks for the feedback <3 and yeah I pretty much agree about the didge. I’m looking into it, and the thing is manual mixing isn’t as straightforward as it looks, I reckon you know all about that 
. So for now I just used the Zoom H6’s automatic normalization. It’s convenient, simple, and pretty decent but a bit frustrating on the didge. I’m thinking through other options 
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Yeah, mixing the didgeridoo is always tricky!
Good research but I’d say turn it up louder and if it takes up too much space, cut back on the bass.
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Thanks for the advice, I’ll run some tests. So far whenever I tweaked the lows I’d push them up very slightly. It feels really counterintuitive to me to lower them, but I think I get the idea behind it and I’ll give it a try
Hey everyone,
Here’s the second chapter of Of Earth and Sky. Creating this episode was quite a huge undertaking, much more than I initially thought. I hope you’ll enjoy the result
Still just as relaxing, and the sound seems much better to me.
