Barbara 😃💙🎻🥁
@Digitalpenz · 2:44
What are the instruments that you like rhe most? Do you play an instrument?
And for me, one of those instruments is the cello, particularly in classical music. And there are other instruments that I love, and one of them is the drums as well. I'm a drummer myself, and that's a whole nother story that I'll tell another time. But I love percussion, particularly the drums, and I'm always listening, no matter what type of music is playing or what genre is playing, I'm listening at the drums
There's this, like I said, deep resonance that I can feel it right in my core, and It's somehow calming and soothing. And there are times when I want it to be more symphonic. Is that a word? Orchestral. And so I've got playlists like that. More cinematic scores, really. That's also symphonies
Barbara 😃💙🎻🥁
@Digitalpenz · 4:48
I don't know, but I guess I'm into this process right now about instruments and just letting myself just love them and embrace the sound and what people do with these instruments. There's actually a celloist. I think they're called the two cellos. I think that's what they call together, the two celloists
Barbara 😃💙🎻🥁
@Digitalpenz · 0:50
But I really heard it today for the first time, and I was like, Whoa. And so I just thought I'd pass that along. So give it a listen and let me know what you think about it. I like to hear your thoughts on it. All right. Peace
That is a perfect way to describe the song. Powerful and intense. Yes, I am familiar with Tucellas. I have some other songs in some of my playlists. They tend to do covers of songs, but I didn't recognize thunderstruck. And then I found out that it was originally an AC DC song. When I heard the AC DC song, I was like, oh, I know this song. But when I listened to the Tucellas, it had taken on a life of its own
Barbara 😃💙🎻🥁
@Digitalpenz · 0:37
It. Yes. I remember, actually, that movie, Ender's Game, I actually watched that when you sent the link there to this. I actually remembered that it had been that it was a part of that movie. It's actually a sci-fi movie. If you're into Sci-fi. It's actually a decent movie, as I can recall, and it has a good storyline. So, anyways, yeah, it was really good. That was a good share. So thank you. Bye
Gail Nobles
@GailN · 0:52
Hello, I'm Gail. I love hearing screens and disco music and violins. I love playing the keyboard through software because I get to play the horns and brass and trumpet sounds through it. I like the bass guitar and the drums. Playing the guitar and drums through software helps me to understand how to play those instruments
Barbara 😃💙🎻🥁
@Digitalpenz · 1:22
You could hear the drums. You could hear the authentic sound of the instruments being played. That's a different today. Today when you hear something, you don't know if it came from a synthesizer or is it someone playing the drums for real or whatever it might be. But like you said, too, when you listen to different software that you have, you can actually learn how to play and also hear different instruments clearly. So that's pretty neat
Romie herself
@Romiesays · 3:35
It pierces through, it can do those very high pitches, but it still has that sense of mournfulness or moaning or sorrow to it. It doesn't feel flat. And I don't mean flat as in, like, off pitch. I mean, there's something round about its sound, even though it's coming from one of those really stretched out buzzy like double reads. It just pulls at me when I hear it. And I don't play either of those instruments
Barbara 😃💙🎻🥁
@Digitalpenz · 5:00
And it's always good to hear from people who either are currently musicians or have been musicians and whatever instrument that they played or vocal using their voice in terms of singing, I'm not one I don't know how to read music. Like I said, I play the drums, but it's all by ear