Delhi 6 music IMO - Page 2

Originally posted by: Indradhanush

This video demonstrates working of continuum very well.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHC3HnAmPyQ[/YOUTUBE]

Note that

1. Continuum can't generate a sound on its own, it recieves a sound source through MIDI

2. It is possible to play the sound on both X and Y axis

3. This has a velocity key effect, more the merrier effect

4. This can be used to play shrutis of raagas.

whats a shruti?

Shruti is micro note in simple word. This is the smallest interval between the tuning system in North Indian classical. Therfore it is different from 12 note precribed in western scale.

Originally posted by: Indradhanush

Shruti is micro note in simple word. This is the smallest interval between the tuning system in North Indian classical. Therfore it is different from 12 note precribed in western scale.

is it the black keys on the keyboard/harmonium, or is sruthi different from komals/theevras?

Originally posted by: Indradhanush

This video demonstrates working of continuum very well.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHC3HnAmPyQ[/YOUTUBE]

Note that

1. Continuum can't generate a sound on its own, it recieves a sound source through MIDI

2. It is possible to play the sound on both X and Y axis

3. This has a velocity key effect, more the merrier effect

4. This can be used to play shrutis of raagas.

Id thanx for the video and information. Never heard and seen that kinda instrument before. All i knew was they use Synthesizer a lot during recording.

I haven't listened to all of Delhi 6's soundtrack. I listened to Masakalli, and although they lyrics are odd, I find the song quite catchy and upbeat. But perhaps that the immature-lack-of-musical-knowledge person speaking in me.

Thank you for your in-depth analysis. I came across these Youtube videos, and wanted to share with you. It contains ARR's "Top 20" Hindi song collection, of course these are based on someone's personal opinion, and we could definitely add/delete some based on our preferences, but its a good collection of songs.

I agree, ARR excels in the softer, melodious songs, but I'm glad he hasn't fallen into Pritam's tracks ... can't stand all that Neeraj Sridhar-type music!

Here are the videos, watch them if and when you have time:

ARR Top 20 Songs - Part One

ARR Top 20 Songs- Part Two

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCBZ6ERyxLA[/YOUTUBE]

Originally posted by: mahikhan

yup i agree to you i love these songs also esp mazab kalli is my most fav song these days!!!!!!!!

I agree with the clones part. mohit is great