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Instrumental music is usually good for writing to because I don't get distracted by the words. So I put on a Wicked Tinkers CD.
How in the <i>hell</i> do you get bent notes with a bagpipe? I am not imagining this. I am not interpreting grace notes as bent notes, these are definitely bent notes. On highland pipes, it says here. No electronic manipulation that I know if.
The heretical bastard Aaron Shaw has a bass tappan (drum) accompaniment to his very scary, very creepy piobrochead ("A Flame of Wrath," commemmorating the composer. Donald Mor, burning all the people of a village in their homes to avenge the death of his brother, Squinting Patrick). It just makes it creepier and scarier.
How in the <i>hell</i> do you get bent notes with a bagpipe? I am not imagining this. I am not interpreting grace notes as bent notes, these are definitely bent notes. On highland pipes, it says here. No electronic manipulation that I know if.
The heretical bastard Aaron Shaw has a bass tappan (drum) accompaniment to his very scary, very creepy piobrochead ("A Flame of Wrath," commemmorating the composer. Donald Mor, burning all the people of a village in their homes to avenge the death of his brother, Squinting Patrick). It just makes it creepier and scarier.
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I was thinking of doppler effect about like you are, but now that I think about it a bit more, it doesn't really seem like it would be possible to get much of a note-change out of that without moving painfully fast.