a common space for harmonic overtones
Overtone Music Network is a free multifunctional portal and platform for overtone music and for all who enjoy this kind of overtone music. It is for all who are interested in the magic of harmonic, diphonic and overtone music. If you are a member of this network you can improve your contacts to overtone musicians worldwide and create your own songlist of 100 songs of this platform. As an overtone musician you can share your ideas and conceptions about overtone and harmonic music. If you like this kind of music which contains elements of instruments with a high content of overtones like a didgeridoo, gong, jew's harp, singing-bowl, tambura or other instruments and as well overtone singing, harmonic chant or throat singing getting closer and get in contact with Overtone Music Network. Sign up free and get an own page at this network. Continue
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On a facebook group we are debating about thia question (search IL diapason... "LA" a 432hz): there is a theory (Ananda Bosman and others) that suggest to reduce the 440 frequency of the tuning fork to 432 Hz.In my opinion it would be right to…Continue
Tags: audio, fork, tuning, frequency, hertz
Started by Marco Tonini in Instruments. Last reply by Iver Livendahl Aug 4, 2011.
I'm trying to find an information about sound-color relations. One of most commonly system used - associates C with red, D with orange, E with yellow and so on.My question here is: Where from this system of associations came from? When and where it…Continue
Started by Christopher in General Topics. Last reply by Alexandre Letellier Oct 16, 2011.
I can´t understand how silent is this forum....Well, anyway. I have a cheap wireless headset but I am not satisfied to the sound. Yes, I am not satisfied to my sound eather, but it is better than what comes from my pa. Do you have any experiences…Continue
Started by Sauli Heikkilä in Instruments. Last reply by Dan Zimmermann Jul 8, 2011.
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