Panis Angelicus (underwater version)

Sup,
So here's another one of the underwater arrangements (for lack of a better term). They are created by generating white noise and using a focused band-pass EQ to pick out the frequencies/pitches of the piece.
I like the effect, it's quite ethereal but also relaxing so it's nice to explore its expressive capabilities by arranging different pieces. Credit to Cesar Franck for this one haha. Enjoy!
Visuals: www.pexels.com...

[@Spathaky1]

I genuinely believe this is what it would sound like underwater

[@Spathaky1]

Like I don't think I could associate this sound with something else

[@teacake_94]

@@Spathaky1 Haha yeh, well I was just interested in the idea of generating white noise and using an eq to pick out certain frequencies and recreating pieces that way. I actually expected more of the white noise to be preserved so it would sound kinda ghostly but instead it sounded VERY "underwatery", I'm sure there's some scientific explanation for that... the lack of overtones n stuff, idk...
Also Panis was originally for cello, harp, choir and organ which is a lot more texturally involved that the previous two pieces I've done, so recreating that with one quite limited sound was a challenge.