Moonlight Sonata on broken out-of-tune piano

[@AndrewTheRadarMan]

With a song like this, an untuned piano sounds haunted. Ragtime on the other hand, would create an old timey saloon fight type of mood.

[@joshuadaclis4683]

Piece not song

[@greenytoaster]

Piece not song

[@ResonantP]

Piece not song

[@rosanam1n]

Piece not song

[@oceancheung6139]

Piece not song, please

[@CryzVoid]

*starts shredding moonlight sonata 3rd movement out of no where*

[@wellshoot]

I was really hoping that’s what happened at the end of the video

[@jumpeduppantryboy23]

this is the best comment i have ever seen

[@mjrmls]

The third movement is the best part, why is it always left out?

[@muchlxve9999]

It's always left out because it is almost impossible to play

[@chubob73]

@@muchlxve9999 it's possible to play, you just need a very good experiences with piano and practice it

[@_lun4r_]

This song seems even sadder when it's out of tune

[@wandren912]

Piece not song

[@_lun4r_]

@@wandren912 ok whatever this was 3 years ago

[@wandren912]

@@_lun4r_ dont get salty now

[@_lun4r_]

@@wandren912 ok but who asked this comment is 3 years old

[@_lun4r_]

@@wandren912 ok

[@MrScrompy]

Theres a very haunting tone to it. Sounds really nice surprisingly.

[@jsxnds2432]

lol why do you have 500 likes and no replies

[@agestatsega]

Indeed

[@fryderyk.chopin]

1:13

[@SnickersEatsCookies]

@@jsxnds2432 why do you have 1 like and no replies

[@tomguder]

@@SnickersEatsCookies he got towel

[@marsstars682]

Are we not gonna question the fact that she was just standing playing this in the dark

[@nicholasroth2804]

No

[@cdorothy444]

Goth

[@azrielhabal6428]

No

[@ascuft4572]

I think this is just something a lot of, at least pianist do. I don't find this strange, I do it quite often. I find playing in the dark to be soothing, and almost isolating to play in the dark.

[@b.d6642]

@@ascuft4572 i need to play piano in the dark one day, it looks and sounds like a cool experience

[@horatschki82]

You can't buy brand new pianos that sound like this. It takes years and everything else to get a piano to sound like this. It's awesome I love it

[@nathandavis3002]

+Dylan Horatschki so completely true.

[@horatschki82]

+Nathan Davis those ivories are in perfect condition too

[@horatschki82]

lol, yeah, i'd prefer a new steinway over this any day. But i'd still love to have a piano like this. Having Something in my home that holds so many memories and history is pretty cool in my opinion.

[@timcuber37]

Dylan Horatschki I'd like to have an old and in tune piano. Actually I don't even have a real piano lol I have an electric

[@vincentmaltais507]

I can actually untune my electric piano with all the options

[@fireburst102]

Is it weird that I LOVE out of tune pianos? Beautiful sound! I love it!

[@LordSandwichII]

fireburst102 Same! It's got that haunting, ghostly feel to it!

[@29AllyCPPS]

+fireburst102 Im scared of out of tuned pianos like the really out of tuned ones but the ones that arent that out of tuned im fine with

[@doctor_whoey3857]

Hans zimmer himself used an out of tune piano for the Sherlock Holmes soundtrack Very unique sound

[@frodationcybernetics5443]

No, it is not weird, the equal temperament is weird. There a lot of other tunings, like Kirnberger, Werkmeister and others, all better than equal temperament, which is just boring.

[@mxruemm]

Sameeee

[@beccybites]

i love out of tune pianos so much more than tuned ones

[@timcuber37]

beccybites ur weird

[@roidansutherland]

You could say it tunes you on...

[@dogwatersoda]

Same! Edit: removed a thing that bothered me and dont necessarily agree with dbsbwhe

[@togeka6295]

Same, take a listen to Redux OST. They use in metro 2033 also mistuned sountracks to give that atmosphere

[@dean3134]

@@togeka6295 wtf it doesn't work like that... It just means different tuning and not out of tune. And the more out of tune it gets it sounds worse. There is a certain tuning that's just not modern tuning but doesn't sound bad

[@blackwood5851]

I love to play those old out of tune piano's. They have a very special sound that tuned pianos don't make. In my school they have a piano in bad condition and I play it every time I can.

[@MiScusi69]

Wait... there are schools with pianos?

[@katcoe1079]

@@MiScusi69 the school I went to in the UK had a mini grand piano in one of the halls and and upright in the other. And the school i went to in New Zealand had two uprights in the music classroom and one in the music side room which was used for piano lessons and practice. The teacher that took music class was very enthusiastic and was almost comical in her piano playing haha she had a very bobbly head 😅

[@MiScusi69]

@@katcoe1079 what a wholesome comment :)

[@spoopyscaryskelebones3846]

@@katcoe1079 Aww that’s a cute remark xD

[@xereta1123]

In my school they scream if students we try to get near the piano...

[@lordgoddrid1555]

I will say, the out of tune piano perfectly matches the mood the piece. As if it was created for this

[@elijahaitaok8624]

I have a feeling it was written like this by someone close to the composer and the composer replayed it on a properly tuned piano

[@wellshoot]

My friends in college have a piano that sounds like this so I decided to tune it for them so they could listen in peace when the guys come up and play it. Turns out it’s so out of tune that once it’s in tune the strings literally pull the tuning hammer back into its sad, cacophonous position if you let go.

[@IanWagner94]

That would make a great haunted piano...

[@Lizzie011]

Lmao

[@huenna]

Yeah, but it can be fixed, though 🤔

[@NJPurling]

Sounds like the holes in the pin block/wrest plank are so enlarged the tuning pins have little grip. Some of the notes have multiple strings & they might be at slightly different pitches relative to each other. You can set up a piano deliberately like that. Recording artists like Russ Conway & Winifred Atwell did for certain as well as coating the hammers with shellac.

[@hosatus2433]

Your grandmother has passed away. When you were a child, you used to play the piano she had in the living room. In her will, she left it to you. Unable to bear the sadness it brings, you leave it in your basement. But one night, just as you are about to drift off to sleep... You can hear the piano being played.

[@StellarCrackhead42]

"GOSH DARN IT CAT IM TRYNA SLEEP"

[@benpadula1407]

same story for me but we don't have a basement so we gave the piano to a friend

[@list3r228]

*runs outta house* 🏃🏻‍♀️💨

[@Nathan-iy3ug]

I’m crying lol

[@bonfire6962]

@@catherinejohnson1394 BAHAHAHAH YES

[@TeamFlamingStones]

Really shows that what people call "out of tune" usually comprises of several elements; The performer takes it seriously despite what comes out of the piano, and we don't get all those inaccuracies people tend to do when they realize that "it's just gonna sound silly anyways". The result here is music that you can really listen to, and it's at worst like an overdone chorus effect :)

[@notebeans3134]

There's no such thing as being out of tune if you treat it seriously; confidence makes dissonance sound incredible.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

"There are no wrong notes, you just lack confidence" - Jacob Collier. And with equal temperament, the whole thing is completely out of tune anyway.

[@AhmedNadeem12]

And i must say, this sounds more beautiful out of tune

[@ChuckisNorrish]

it really doesn't

[@timcuber37]

Ahmed Nadeem hahahahahah nope.

[@TomDavidMcCauley]

It does sound more beautiful out of tune though. It's less antiseptic, more earthy

[@MegaZidzid]

sounds unique, and out of this world.

[@thepurpleendereye]

I agree

[@mr.hashundredsofprivatepla3711]

We need to get someone to turn this abandoned piano into a Kontakt library

[@burdt3061]

Pripyat pianos does a good job

[@Omlet221]

Do you also accept yagoo as your lord and savior?

[@mr.hashundredsofprivatepla3711]

@@Omlet221 abso ふcking lutely. realistically speaking, i wouldn’t go as far to perceive him as that, but i still have insane respect for yagoo

[@mr.hashundredsofprivatepla3711]

@@burdt3061 yes too

[@rngsilvercraft3995]

Just apply Izotope Vinyl on it!

[@ryanside7095]

Somehow it sounds more alive out of tune. Like it’s the piano itself that’s trying to talk to you.

[@isaacconandoyle6681]

Yeah the resonance some out of tune notes create when interacting with eachother leaves uneasy vibrations in the air, such discordant but oddly beautiful sounds.

[@janomrad]

Piano's Crying... But a Human Comes to Comfort it... Becoming Surprisinlgy Cooler After each time

[@coolfactsaboutsharks]

ok

[@DinoNuggies4665]

69th like les go

[@coolfactsaboutsharks]

@@DinoNuggies4665 ok

[@janomrad]

@@DinoNuggies4665 respect

[@coolfactsaboutsharks]

@@TheRealBatabii people just type weird

[@michallo1990]

I'm desperately looking for a music like this. Why isn't there such a genre yet? I know Boards of Canada sometimes uses slightly out of tune sounds in their songs. But I couldn't really find anything more of the sort.

[@nopeitsmx]

im also searching so hard for this!! i rlly want to listen to out of tune music lmao

[@alecblair11]

well i mean there is tons of microtonal music out there but its technically not out of tune just using another tuning system. im also not sure where to find music thats like this!

[@thedarkshadow9005]

LucasKing on youtube does a bunch of things like this, and he's pretty good at it

[@monowavy]

iceface microtonal stuff in just intonation Pythagorean tuning 31-edo... "out of tune" can be your in tune if you want it to be

[@scarbotheblacksheep9520]

You can also look up xenharmonic music.

[@breezieb3297]

this person is incredibly talented-- their pace and tempo is so good

[@breezieb3297]

@@danielpark5575 no shit-- the piano is out of tune. sorry i enjoyed a KZbin video lmao.

[@Emp158]

Yeah but they play some parts way too loud

[@breezieb3297]

@@Emp158 yall gonna let me enjoy a video and compliment the creator or what?

[@Emp158]

@@breezieb3297 yeah, sorry, they did good 😌

[@lipstick372]

ur exaggerating tbh

[@arthurhayes109]

Sounds so creepy and sad when done on an out of tune piano

[@xylopylo]

I remember my grandmother had this large upright blue piano in her house and we'd always play it and come up with creepy stories how we heard it playing when nobody was there. It was out of tune like this one and gosh... I wish we hadn't gotten rid of it.

[@ellie5017]

Your pfp is so creepy.

[@xylopylo]

@@ellie5017 It was actually that same grandmother's doll. My profile pic is Jill and she's a robot and I love her :)

[@mikelevi5555]

the song seems to have more emotion sounding like this. kind of like it was meant to sound that way. also reminds me of resident evil / biohazard

[@itsgarytime2768]

The game is way too scary in vr

[@stuartbeaver1898]

Dunno why but i like when pianos sound like that

[@TylerLeeJones]

I'm a piano tuner and sometimes it breaks my heart when I'm hired to work on a piano like this. The way every string has altered in pitch and tone tells the story of everything the piano has endured since its last tuning (people playing it, environmental changes, etc). Tuning this would feel like double killing a ghost.

[@Roan7995]

Good lord this is beautiful.

[@timcuber37]

Roan7995 hahahahahaha nope

[@TomDavidMcCauley]

Maybe you're slightly deaf because this is seriously sublime. The higher notes sound a bit broken but the lower passages are rich with ghosts and sun

[@inonze7418]

@@timcuber37 can you let people enjoy things

[@ARockyRock]

It sounds neat, really. No, its not in tune and it's a bit strange if you know how it should sound, but the way it's out of tune makes a cool effect. I like it as well.

[@madelynnemree2618]

this is how all the pianos in the practice rooms of my college sound. love it.

[@LordSandwichII]

Sounds surprisingly good! Like something from a horror movie!

[@apollosunny]

I love hearing the haunting melody of out of tune pianos. I remember in my old school there was an old piano that sounded very similar to the one in the video. I would play it with every chance I got :)

[@oscarh5439]

Ooh la la by Run the jewels was what made me wanna find more intentionally detuned pianos

[@claudiaa.999]

The sound of out-of-tunes pianos reminds of my childhood. I used to visit my grandparents in their countryside villa, which was built in the 19th century and had an original piano from that time. It even had candleholders on the sides, and it was so out-of-tune that some keys were dead. I used to play random notes and they hauntingly resonated in the silent corridors. You played this piece beautifully, by the way. It sounds so nostalgic, like a recording from a different century.

[@Danny_Delorean]

This is one of those rare sounds you can’t get except with time and goodness it sounds lovely

[@Chimera6297]

I like the found-footage style of this with the dark room at the beginning whether it was intentional or not. Really adds to the horror movie vibe

[@jfear922]

This is just creepy goodness. I just bought 100 year old out-of-tune piano and you've inspired me to bang out some Ludwig....

[@spoopyscaryskelebones3846]

Whatdaphuck how much did that cost?

[@ruichen961]

@@spoopyscaryskelebones3846 i think he’s dead

[@obelisk-empyreanenforcer1457]

@@ruichen961 I didn't realize how old this video was until I saw the age of his comment

[@Tharmin.124]

Ancient comment

[@Kiwi-Bird.]

@@obelisk-empyreanenforcer1457 w h o a

[@maxwagner1341]

The combination of an out of tune upright and a song like this make a beautifully sinister piece!

[@MLG_Kitten]

I wanna play this on that piano in a massive cathedral for the aesthetic

[@isaacconandoyle6681]

Do you mean on the organ? 😂

[@abe7774]

This about to get recommended to the whole world

[@otherpatrickgill]

I must say, I've never heard classical music played with such passion and conviction before

[@lhtyeehaw1319]

old pianos sound like a type of nostalgia everyone knows, but its so strong, that nobody can properly explain it with words. Its like eating a comfort food made by your parents that they made for you when you were young, or playing a video game that you haven't played for a while with friends who have been offline for a long time

[@idiotsandwich115]

Some people think it's an overrated piece but I completely disagree! It may be played by a lot of people, but it's still so beautiful! I learned how to play this and I don't regret anything!

[@KryptoKn8]

Honestly this sounds beautiful too, it gives it a dark undertone. Love it

[@vincentmaltais507]

That was the last piece I played on my old piano before it got sold Everytime I hear it, I think of the good times with that piano. I had grown with it and it has been carried far away forever.

[@koalix5750]

this is weirdly comforting

[@mahraba874]

😖

[@planetluvaaa]

Out of tune pianos are my favorite??? Something about them makes me think about when I used to have lessons on one in the basement of a church and I loved it ever since✨

[@MrFlash546]

The creepy doll adds to the vibe

[@davidfryer9359]

The piano's BEINGout of tune ads to the emotion of this already dramatic and emotional sonata. I have a late 18th century upright similar to this one. BRAVA!

[@ravengotica7493]

I love the sound of an untuned piano and now hereing the moonlight sonata it’s even better.

[@humanllusion590]

You played it great ! We don't need a tuned piano to hear the emotion you put in

[@smlpoe8608]

Just LOVE how this got recommended 7 years later.

[@trash.worldwide7548]

It was November. Grey and rainy as usual. The newly widowed woman sat in one of the many empty rooms of the mansion, the one with the piano. The room was dark and cold, and the only source of light was a solitude window, which had the view of fields that went on and on. She lifted the piano cover and looked at all the keys, as the dust of years and years of good and mostly bad times swarmed around her. Her husband would play this tune every day without fail for 12 years. He had tried to teach her a few times before, but she only pretended to listen. She placed her hands over the keys and tried to replicate the tune her husband used to play. It was different. Colder. Less human and more insane. As she played the keys robotically, staring at herself in the large mirror on the wall in front of her, a single tear treads down her dull smirking face. She did it. And she is free. Free from Lucifer. (Not my story credit to the Lydia Q2 though!)

[@yusufthegreat1232]

How are you giving "credit to the owner" if you didn't write the name done? The frig you doin Thanks bud

[@lambxslaughter]

Any bro, give real credit.

[@trash.worldwide7548]

@@lambxslaughter sure man

[@lambxslaughter]

@@trash.worldwide7548 Thanks bro :)

[@3RR0RNULL]

I instantly recognized this from a puzzle horror game I remember playing as a kid, but is probably forever forgotten, and I don’t remember the name.

[@shaerhyan5303]

She is a good pianist! I can play piano too, and sing as well. My piano is in tune and it sounds really beautiful in tune, but surprisingly, this out-of-tune piano also sounds great and kind of haunting.

[@joebro3979]

The creepy dolls on top really added to this

[@AJ-so4xo]

This is exactly how Beethoven heard it. Fortepianos weren’t tuned to what we have now, they sounded a quarter-step lower than the key we associate modern piano tuning with. So this is actually the “original” sound of the piece!

[@hugomeli3267]

Well kind of but they'd still be in tune just a half-step lower

[@foolishmortal9703]

lol no

[@williamlewis4318]

Fortepianos were often tuned lower and to unequal temperaments, but they were never purposefully out of tune. The straight strung strings and build also meant that the sustain was shorter, thus why it is always played faster than it should be these days. It should be at crotchet = 52. Beethoven specifically asked for the “old way” (referencing the old method of sustain; a stop like on an organ, as such it should be played slower with sustain never being lifted. As a result there are incredible harmonies that are unlocked and it truly sounds like moon light). Oh, and don’t listen to double-beat metronome theory. Despite being in wide-spread practice it has no historical basis. See a historically authentic performance here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5XFZ4mferKHeq8 tell me what you think

[@nxyuu]

I can’t tell if it’s a joke or not because Beethoven was deaf

[@elzibiel]

I like how she was even playing it in the dark, before the cameraman came in and turned the light on. this piece. on an out-of-tune piano. played in the dark. in what looked like a basement/cellar/storage room filled with dusty musty junk. like the collective wail of whatever was forgotten in there. very fitting. thumbs up.

[@mateuszkuczynski5619]

youtube algorithm : 2014- no 2015- no 2016- no 2017- no 2018- not yet 2019- naah 2020- almost but no 2021- ok lets throw it on his recommended without context. its great time 8 years later .

[@sircompliments5380]

I listened to this such a long time ago. Now I listen to it often. It's so beautiful. Ironically. It reaches so many emotions and expressions that it's so relieving to listen to. Peace.

[@celty5858]

That was amazing. Breath-taking.

[@alyssahjkl]

It has a charm on it that i cant explain

[@Sonictrainkid]

i love how this piano sounds

[@loganfruchtman953]

Piece is perfect for an out of tune piano. So haunting and mysterious

[@Gh0st_1415]

If I heard this playing ominously in a forest, I can't decide whether I would go towards the sound, or run for my life

[@tesscrelli783]

You know it's good music when it still sounds epic.

[@calebhodges9585]

You know, I have yet to find a girl my age that plays the piano. Also, out of tune pianos are like a piece of history and they sound amazing on songs like this.

[@Isabella-ti6uf]

What’s ur age 🧍‍♀️

[@panicatamericaspoliticalsc4225]

lol really? we’re im from basically everyone either plays or played the piano at some point no matter gender. i come from a city with a pretty big music scene given it’s size so yeah

[@MegaZidzid]

outstanding music that can't be played on any other piano in the Universe.

[@fritz3802]

thats funny i was focusing on that picture too and then you zoomed in on it

[@yesim-redacted-4454]

A lot of people say untuned or out of tuned pianos are creepy sounding, but to me its almost comforting and peaceful.

[@Lochnessm]

I’d love to hear the background story of this encounter. My mind fills the vacuum with, one dark and rainy night me and my friends escaped the elements by breaking into an old church going through renovations, a revival. My friend wondered into a dark room and started playing for us. Once she finished the haunting music we started to quietly saunter on when a voice cut through like breaking glass calling out, “who’s down there!” With-in seconds once again rain enveloped us and the laughter echoed down the dark alleyway.

[@jonochshorn]

Unfortunately, the backstory is not quite so romantic. I was visiting my mother who still had my old upright piano in a wet, moldy basement, beyond all hope of repair. As I went downstairs, I heard my daughter Jennie playing Moonlight Sonata, so I turned on my Flip Camcorder and started recording. As I entered the dark room, I flipped on the light, and the rest is history, as they say. A couple of notes: there are lots of weird things on top of the piano, including my brother's old junior-high-school basketball trophies and some other strange items. And much of the haunting sound comes from whatever audio algorithms were integrated into the old Flip Camcorder: I literally just uploaded it directly from the Flip to KZbin without any mediation. Great performance, though. And you should check out Jennie's original music on Soundcloud (soundcloud.com/jennieox) or find her KZbin channel (kzbin.info/door/S4q0G-78KEM6ujF6TMjVIA).

[@caty6784]

this is amazing, these pianos just have a special sound to it and its just EVERYTHING

[@paddingtonjohnston8537]

I have an upright piano. It is from my aunt who sadly passed away. It is still in very good tone and I hope that it stays that way.

[@タマニャ将軍]

I have a digital.....................get this, this thing is $3000! Yup. It is so special to me

[@タマニャ将軍]

Btw that’s sad......R.I.P.

[@paddingtonjohnston8537]

@@タマニャ将軍 thanks for your reply. Yeah my aunt passed away in 2004. I now have a baby grand piano.

[@joshuamark9316]

My parents got an upright piano for free from my neighbors who were moving out about 7 years ago. Checked the plate and apparently it was manufactured in 1970. Began learning to play about 5 years ago on it.

[@somebraveapollo8211]

I grew up with that same model. It survived a flood and electrical fire. I mostly play by ear. It got sold to my grandmother's neighbor and had gotten tuned up. It never was the same.

[@TJlolbagger]

I would love to hear a good quality recording of this piano.

[@Kneeg_Row]

Yeah

[@der-lii7051]

I just love the sounds of these type of pianos. They sound so classical

[@pagorami5253]

this sounds more like what it wouldve sounded like in beethovens time! it was composed for fortepiano that sounds more like this.

[@tanyagodsey4745]

I love the sound of this piano... absolutely beautiful

[@YukoWasHereシ]

I feel like every time they say moonlight sonata I think of mv 3. Moonlight sonata and not first mv

[@disgusted2704]

Rather than creepy I find it to be devastating and despairing almost as if what you feel when someone close passes away

[@okamiexe1501]

How come out of tune pianos sound just as good, if not even better than normal when melancholy songs are played on them?

[@crystalarm0r]

i love the cinematography at display here

[@matiziol7315]

Piano in my classroom is even more out of tune lmao

[@JupiterLune]

WOW. Just WOW. MS makes my eyes prickle with tears every time I hear it. That was beautiful. Knackered piano, bung notes and duff keys, but, hauntingly beautiful. Thank you.

[@enigmista994]

now i wanna know the story of this old video. were you two dating? are you still dating today? those were the last years of true metalheads hanging around in the streets, i remember them...

[@enigmista994]

ok so apparently i figured something looking at this guy's old videos. this girl should be his daughter! i hope yo two are alright and doing good, keep up with the good music!

[@kykv.7326]

эта музыка потрясает до глубины души... в ней столько невероятной печали... а особенно на расстроенном пианино..

[@64gbheart-disk19]

I keep coming back to this haunting video. A very grateful internet friend from 🇦🇪🤍

[@nothingmuch.3014]

This is actually creepy.

[@cardboardhed1967]

I don't know why youtube recommended this to me in 2021 but I am very glad to be here.

[@togeka6295]

why turning on lights -.-

[@Vreyisnotcheese]

this could easily be a found footage tape in a horror movie

[@BESTGORE65]

Как же оно охуенно звучит блять

[@jamesshaffer206]

Reminds me of the bad horror movies on Saturday TV in the 70s. Hauntingly pleasant.

[@DonutUnderpants]

Gah! You're ruining the song! Not with the piano, but with those dynamics. Too loud! Too loud!

[@nathandavis3002]

+DonutUnderpants pianos with hammers that worn out dont do soft quiet sounds

[@DonutUnderpants]

Nathan Davis Haha, true.

[@nathandavis3002]

DonutUnderpants I do agree though, that if it were on a regular piano it should be softer

[@TomDavidMcCauley]

Moonlight Sonata

[@rubiksmaster301]

Moonlight Sonata is a Piece, not a song. Songs are comprised of words.

[@lvncee]

my ex's mom once played this on her old piano. I've been wanting to hear it again for three years

[@feelie75]

Love it, love the connection to the music. Jennie, you are AMAZING, I would love to see more Jennie playing.

[@saraschmidt5612]

I'll be honest; this almost made me shed a tear.

[@DragonMG2]

Sounds really good actually

[@DungLe_1011]

I think it has its own beauty sound

[@stuartbeaver1898]

I actually dont know why but I absolutely love out of tune pianos good sound 👍

[@-CloClo-]

Yeah the piano sounds 100x better when it’s old but Jennie is really good at playing.

[@axelwillian7668]

great audio quality! surprising!

[@jonochshorn]

Yes, the audio quality is surprisingly... interesting. Both audio and video come straight from the low-res Flip Video camera, directly uploaded to KZbin without mediation!

[@Gigastorm123]

something about this envirorment, the music and the piano reminds me of the house i grew up in. its been a long road, still lots to go.

[@froolsy]

I think this makes music better

[@preetinderjitsingh429]

I love the vibrating harmonics