'Spatial Harmonics' | polychromatic 106

[@IsolationIndex]

Whenever I'm in a dark place, I find myself on your videos. Thanks for all the comfort over the years

[@AdamIronside]

Love this, disturbing and beautiful at the same time, it really plucks nerves that I have never felt before.

[@JT-rg7kl]

Whoa.... What have we here? Must be something life-changing, or else I guess my life wouldn't have just changed, upon hearing these glorious sounds ❤️

[@vedametatron]

This is super string theory conceptualized through music.. absolutely beautiful !!

[@Animal_lives_matter]

That sustained chord at the end, makes me feel like everything is expanding and I am levitating while my ASMR receptodes are tingling.

[@haventhebeast2671]

0:23 0:26 the transition is beautiful. Supper jazzy

[@kellyb.mcdonald1863]

The Sound Doctor is In!!! and she has created a Masterpiece!!! Thank You Delores!!! Infinite Blessings of Light to You!!! This helped me, helped me a lot to shift consciously. I want to Thank You personally!!! and I'm sending thanks to the Angels, Arch Angels, and Divas Too!!! I have been listening to these three styles of music for awhile now they are Amorphic, Polymorphic, and Morphogenetic Music, and now I am adding Polychromatic music from Delores Catherino to my list of music that I love!!! Peace to You Delores Catherino!!! Peace!!! Kelly!!!

[@rudyNok]

This is amazing and exciting, I like the direction music is heading. So many possibilities are opening up, whole new musical worlds. Only few can probably get a grasp of so many tones to create meaningful harmonies like Dolores does.

[@BrandonLewisD]

When I listen to this I feel like I am "listening" to a master painting... this is an extremely imaginative and inspiring work of art. It knocks you off your feet during the first minute, then it lifts you up and carries you through some amazing uncharted places. I just don't know what's coming next, and it's so awesome!

[@lukeangelo1120]

voicing at 1:53 reminds me of the intro of Prince's Pop Life the moment before the drums come in

[@mostlyjoe]

I love these lower/mid pitch melodies.

[@spacedacewithnoface4400]

This is some of the coolest stuff I've ever heard. Thank you.

[@madmancreations4134]

Wow... those frequencies !! They are amazing. Want to hear more of polychromatic musics. Thanks 🙏

[@mergo573]

I’ve been going through all your videos! what a fantastic channel. this piece gave me chills as soon as it started 👌

[@ttv5133]

so incredible

[@YassineAttaoui]

beautiful

[@paulvonjankozuehren5037]

very very valuable what you are doing ! With great affection and love : Greetings from Europe

[@KekeeBlack]

I love all of these so much. What a gift!

[@cat_photo1973]

This music is therapeutic to me.

[@zanereynolds7330]

Tears of joy

[@henrymick9648]

Your music is completely unique, interesting, heart warming, breathtaking, seriously beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. I tried to write a piece in an open tuning on the guitar, I called it 'Harmful Valley'. If I'd get some feedback on it I'd be very happy ;) Ps. they should have really used your music for the last Bladerunner.

[@SamiVasileiosAmiris]

Amazing!!! Thank you!

[@hernanescudero6620]

Espectacular

[@jonathoncavitt2937]

woohoo! awesome new stuff I love it!😀

[@brandonbulls2365]

Wonderful.

[@boblee4162]

Beautiful harmonies.

[@RedBlueProductions1]

ooh something new by this artist keep on keeping on, you're doing god's work *edit: looked at the date this came out. still relatively new in comparison to everything else i've seen you do, so keep on keeping on keeping on because this shit is awesome

[@FreezepondMapping]

This is great! It sounds like something right out of a sci-fi movie. There are a few very faint pulses in some of the sustained chords that I almost thought were added post-recording. I never heard anything like that in a 12TET-based song, but I imagine they could find a place in music the same way pinch harmonics did in rock or in metal. Anyways, is it possible I could use this song as part of the background music to one of my videos? I'll be sure to credit you. Thanks!

[@pencilidfbball5517]

I HAVE COMITED VARIOUS WAR CRIMES IN THE REGION OF THE STATE OF THE JAIDEN COAST BY PUTING NATSUKI ON THE ARMY NOW I MUST GO TO THE EXECUTION OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF RYAN DUE TO WARCRIMES my finale messages goodb ye

[@Mijovo_Games]

I am here because of your video

[@benschebella673]

this is so good. I keep trying to find the notes that would usually be outside of the chromatic scale, but i can barely pick them. my guess is that you would more use them to boost/emphasise some notes, similar to a chorus effect?

[@dolomuse]

+Ben Schebella It is really difficult to explore what you are after with a piano-type keyboard design. With more programmable keys to work with, you would get used to hearing distinct micropitches and the differences in pitch-color combinations - in a way that is very different from the blurry (sonically out of focus) similarity of a traditional chorus effect (a single, fixed pitch deviation applied to all notes).

[@adakhochalai]

can you please direct me to a Polychromatic song with a upbeat tune in voicing of a grand piano? every polychromatic song seem to be in tone of a synth. I want to listen to new notes in old style, so that i have a better transition to this music

[@eemanueloviedo2045]

EXCELENTISIMO !

[@gatocesk]

Seguramente el futuro de la perfección armónica

[@joshanderson7880]

MY SHIVERS WON'T STOP

[@eloann]

Very interesting stuff. On one hand quite foreign to the rock musician that I am, yet very natural sounding.

[@jamesbrousseau2736]

The problem I'm starting to hear is that it does start to all sound alike after a while Perhaps some different patches ie: flutes, violins, maybe something Moog sounding

[@gaborpetroci]

If there would something like chord memoriser. And an arpgegiator on it would intresting.. Someone mentioned slow attack on vca and slower release on synthy would be more carefull transition of chords.

[@MalabarTheGreat]

Amazing, amazing, amazing. This goes beyond the stuffy and sterile world of academic music (as much as I adore playing Bach, music education is AWFUL nowadays!)

[@xyshomavazax]

I *have* to get that instrument!

[@AliothSenator]

1:31 Damn.

[@Rhuthmos]

beautiful and very moving! may I ask what synthesizer we're hearing?

[@woegarden]

stoic

[@MrKite_]

you rock!

[@jackbrahm8941]

This is amazing! Where can you get one of these and for how much?

[@TommyD1230]

Meditation music

[@modalmixture]

1:33 spinning up the FTL drive

[@adakhochalai]

can someone direct me to a Polychromatic song with a upbeat tune in voicing of a grand piano? every polychromatic song seem to be in tone of a synth

[@brharley0546]

Alexander an acoustic piano can't make microtonal notes.

[@Boyanspookclaw]

can you hook this up to a volume pedal so chords can fade out more smoothly, and can swell and so on. I don't think it would distract so much from the chords - it would just make it sound more natural and fluent.

[@Boyanspookclaw]

I only suggest it because I like very much what you are doing, but to me it just seems like a logical step to take.

[@dolomuse]

That is an excellent idea! I will have to try practicing with both a sustain and volume pedal... I am curious about coordinating two feet in this way. I have used a volume pedal with the organ and a sustain pedal with the piano, but never heard of both being used together.

[@anthonymccarthy4164]

This is so much more sophisticated and interesting than Harry Partch's music. There, I said it.

[@zanereynolds7330]

DAMNNNN!!

[@crieverytim]

@1:31

[@C61music]

Hello there! I wonder if you can do the Doctor Who theme?

[@Animal_lives_matter]

Bueno.

[@wonpounds]

fucking incredible

[@aight365]

Can I buy an instrument like this?

[@amersalek1]

amazing as usual, but i feel inclined to suggest a touch of equalizing on the overall track. to my ears it feels as if the low-mid frequencies need a little bump or a small reduction of high frequency. the nature of microtonal scales and music lend it self to "show" more of the high frequency, fortunately this synthesizer and the patch used make up for what is being put forward. Great music nonetheless, always interested in listening to your music :)

[@dolomuse]

+AM SA The multiple, audio file compression schemes involved are very problematic. I start at 64bit/192KHz which is then compressed to 24/48 with import into the video editor, then with export to .mov it is compressed again to 16/48. Lastly, KZbin audio compression is applied to the uploaded file and we end up somewhere between 192Kbps and 128Kbps (mp3). The sound recording I begin with is much more balanced, vivid and alive (organic) sounding in terms of the micropitches and harmonic (overtone) interactions. I am not sure how to compensate the EQ settings for this multi-level, digital audio compression situation.

[@Shotblur]

+dolomuse Would you consider adding downloads for your compositions so we can hear them in their full glory?

[@jonnymiskatonic]

+dolomuse Yeah to what shotblur said below. Are these posted on soundcloud perhaps? That would be a good place for higher quality audio I think.

[@amersalek1]

dolomuse Oh i have forgotten about the whole compression in KZbin and having multiple layers of equalizing in the different stages is not a good solution, it is unfortunate that in they take care of the video quality way more than audio quality. I would encourage you to release something that we can buy in some sort of a lossless format FLAC, CD, or otherwise since all music hosting website will degrade the quality in one way or another. Again, all the best to you and your family :)

[@ohwhen7775]

+dolomuse Really? 128Kbps mp3 is as bad as it gets :/ Surely KZbin doesn't compress the quality down that much, even these days?

[@al3ph35]

for 106 ET whats the tuning?

[@dolomuse]

I program the pitch divisions fractionally (1/106, 2/106...) this comes out to ~11.32 cents separating each adjacent pitch. It was derived from doubling 53 edo which is an ancient theoretical tuning system (China).

[@al3ph35]

ah ok, thank you. I was wondering how you got to 106 from 12 semitones

[@pencilidfbball5517]

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[@Betis91]

2080s music

[@martalina6202]

Who came from freezepond?

[@pencilidfbball5517]

me

[@Ignasimp]

Do you have music with an actual melody? I'd really like to hear how that sounds.

[@AshBashVids]

You're listening to it

[@Ignasimp]

@@AshBashVids No. This are chords being played one after the other. There is no melodic line here.

[@skalkk]

Who else is here from Freezepond

[@igitpu33i99]

How much instruments do you even play!? You're like the reincarnation of Mozart... Really.