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	<title>The Tones Are My Shepards</title>
	<description><![CDATA[Support me here: ** https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jansandahl**

A play with words. &quot;Shepard tones&quot; are tones creating the illusion of a constant upward or downward movement, by cross-fading between several ascending or descending sine waves at different octaves. When one tone has reached it's end point, other sine waves starting at higher octaves have already began fading in from the other end. The result is a sense of constant downward or upward movement and at the same time not moving at all, standing still.  

This experimental piece works much the same way as soon as all octaves are introduced. The difference is that it revolves around a musical pattern and an instrumental tone, of intervals, rather than continuously gliding sine waves. There's also an evolution from start to finish towards a big wash of sound that eventually reverberates and fades away into the distance.]]></description>
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	<author_name>Jan Sandahl</author_name>
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