Words Of Amber by Ólafur Arnalds | Nina Doevendans

Words Of Amber
Song is originally composed by Ólafur Arnalds
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Credits:
Harp | Nina Doevendans
Audio (Tracking, Mixing & Mastering) | Pieter-Jan Buelens
Composition | Ólafur Arnalds
Camera | Soul van Schaik
Concept, Visuals & Video Montage | Nina Doevendans
Studio | Vertigo Creative Studio, www.vertigo-cs.com
Thanks to | Vidi-Square
Brands & Equipment:
Camac Harps | Pro Arte Antwerp
Walrus Audio | Slö Multi Texture Reverb @walrusaudioeffects
Strymon | Big Sky Multi Reverb @strymonengineering
Acus Sound Engineering | One Forstrings Amp

[@Moon_Moon..]

Like a dream,so wonderful 🎶❤️

[@elfenclaudia]

Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing, please more 🙏

[@ninadoevendans]

Thank you! I upload every month a new video. 😊

[@hmr28]

Very pretty song

[@martyhenschel7145]

Beautiful and talented. Would like to know more about you. Have you done any interviews or videos; likes, dislikes, how you got started, etc.

[@ninadoevendans]

Perhaps in the future some extra content. 😊

[@brianwoolery6576]

Curious. Since the harp is fully electric, and not acoustic, do you have any issues with feedback when playing? I play in a small room and have amplified my acoustic harp, but feedback is a constant issue...

[@ninadoevendans]

No not at all, all the strings are amplified separately within the instrument itself, via my pedalboard to my amplifier. Perhaps you use a mic and a speaker? Feedback usually occurs when the distance and position between your mic and speaker is not correct. Placing the microphone too close to the loudspeaker, too far from the sound source, or simply turning the microphone up too loud exacerbates feedback problems. I would try experimenting with the position and if it is still a problem you can always check or replace your cables, to be sure they are not the problem. Even you use an acoustic harp with a mic and loudspeaker, feedback should not be a problem. You can always consult a sound technician to advise you perhaps?