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Ssa brother
Hope you are doing well!
I have one small qustion, would appreciate if you could answer.
In the song mehsoos, there is this one instrument, a string instrument which is played in the background throughout the song. It’s heard in the beginning after first verse, played together with the magical flute.
Have no clue about music, all I can is listen and try to understand, have many qustions to your both new and old songs.
Hope you get the time to respond.
Anil Sharma, u remember me;)
Hi Anil
Thanks for listening deeply. The song has over 100 music tracks. Most instruments you hear are perception of more than one sound. Most sounds in the intro are synthetic. There are a few arpeggios with the flute as well. The flute itself was played by Sandeep Kumar from Bombay and has three layers.
Yes and the question was of course which instrument that is
Thank you indeed for the answer, not having any basic knowlegde about music sometimes become a barrior between understanding it.
It would have been great interesting for your music fans, if you made one post with theoretical explanation of one of your songs. If time allows you ofcourse.
I think hindustani classial music is far more advanced than any other genre in the world. And sometimes when I listen to songs(Indian) it sounds very plain, its very unfortunate. But if the listeners get some clue about how to listen, maybe the music standard will also increase?
Thank you for your time sir, feel honoured.
Anil Sharma