The video and performance are both delightful, but the over-use of effects, particularly from the pickup and synthesizer, is overpowering the harp's inherent rich and mellow tone. I believe a more balanced approach, such as reducing the effects output by -10dB, would have resulted in a more progressive sound without compromising the harp's natural beauty.
@@Pole_Queen Hey thank you. I promise you there were no fx used at all, and the sound you heard as a synthesizer is in fact the sound of the wind blowing through the harp strings! If you type in “aeolian harp”or “wind plays the harp” in youtube you will find other videos of this sound. It was a very windy day so that’s why it’s so loud, unfortunately there was nothing I could do to reduce it as it’s all one mono audio file from the harp pick up. Maybe next time I’ll record on a hill in park where the wind is not as strong… as the wind by the sea was quite extreme.. but that was the point of this video, to play with the wind ! :)
@@marysiaosu For the purpose of conveying the sensation of wind, I believe that recording only the sound of wind would be more suitable. Given that all strings on a harp are open, it is prone to generating unwanted harmonics which can be perceived as noise. Furthermore, harmonics from open strings that do not align with the played chords or melody produce dissonance. While there is no need for further explanation if your concept is to 'play with the wind,' from a different perspective, if we consider the wind as a conscious entity, it might perceive the harp's sound as noise. This is quite ironic. If it's not possible to adjust the levels between the harp and other feedback sounds, it might be less taxing for your TH-cam audience to listen to only the harp.
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Harp is truly divine. Thank you for your wonderful playing by the sea, it brings so much peace deep down🥰
Pure magic...great visuals and amazing music!!!
Unreaallllll goddess ocean fairy , my heart is fuller for hearing this, and seeing ur smiiillleee !!!
aaaaaaah the chills i got when you started playing!! and every time you do a full-strum-thingie, oh my! 😍👏🏾☀️🌊
Simply and yet wonderfully beautiful….yes…keep them coming…❤
Beautiful video and great music!🤩
I love it soooo much. Been looking for an artist for so long. Please keep playing I love your sound. Your Aritistic Expression. ❤❤❤
This video is so beautiful, I’m obsessed with the sound of the wind thru the harp 💨🎶🌊
Love it so much. Such a beautiful artist... really touch my soul ♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏 Much love from Brazil 🇧🇷
gorgeous video, sound, music, lighting - a work of art !!🌊🐟🐬
Beautiful song and video! We need more!
Sooo beautiful !!! 💛💛💛
¡Hermoso!
Simply stunning sounds 🙏🏼
beautiful !!!
Keep posting....😊😊😊
The video and performance are both delightful, but the over-use of effects, particularly from the pickup and synthesizer, is overpowering the harp's inherent rich and mellow tone. I believe a more balanced approach, such as reducing the effects output by -10dB, would have resulted in a more progressive sound without compromising the harp's natural beauty.
@@Pole_Queen Hey thank you. I promise you there were no fx used at all, and the sound you heard as a synthesizer is in fact the sound of the wind blowing through the harp strings! If you type in “aeolian harp”or “wind plays the harp” in youtube you will find other videos of this sound. It was a very windy day so that’s why it’s so loud, unfortunately there was nothing I could do to reduce it as it’s all one mono audio file from the harp pick up. Maybe next time I’ll record on a hill in park where the wind is not as strong… as the wind by the sea was quite extreme.. but that was the point of this video, to play with the wind ! :)
@@marysiaosu For the purpose of conveying the sensation of wind, I believe that recording only the sound of wind would be more suitable. Given that all strings on a harp are open, it is prone to generating unwanted harmonics which can be perceived as noise. Furthermore, harmonics from open strings that do not align with the played chords or melody produce dissonance.
While there is no need for further explanation if your concept is to 'play with the wind,' from a different perspective, if we consider the wind as a conscious entity, it might perceive the harp's sound as noise. This is quite ironic.
If it's not possible to adjust the levels between the harp and other feedback sounds, it might be less taxing for your TH-cam audience to listen to only the harp.