Autumn-Winter 2022 loops

Personal sound samples from autumn-winter 2022 as loops

As the title Autumn-Winter 2022 loops indicates, here you find the corresponding personal sound samples available as loop. This enables continual background playing or contemplative listening of individual pieces.

Winter 2022 — December loops

“Never give up, let go completely” — a miracle of nature

ReachMin — 8-string guitar — 5:15 loop

Autumn 2022 — October loops

“Celebration joy” — a new start — for Metta (and Moon)

TetraNa Mixolydian blend — 8-string guitar — 12:05 loop (set stop at end via right-click, if available)

Autumn 2022 — September loops

“ॐ शान्तिः Om Shanti HU” — with Elijah’s bells and cicadas

PentaProLa or PentaIon (pentatonic major) on A# — tenor recorder, orthodox church bells, natural cicadas, 8-string guitar, low chanting voices in unison generating overtones — 4:43 loop (set stop at end via right-click, if available)

“ॐ शान्तिः Om Shanti HU” — just chant and pluck

PentaProLa or PentaIon (pentatonic major) on A# — 8-string guitar, low chanting voices in unison generating overtones — 4:43 loop (set stop at end via right-click, if available)

“ॐ शान्तिः Om Shanti HU” — plain chant only

A# — low chanting voices in unison generating overtones — 4:43 loop (set stop at end via right-click, if available)

“No mistake” — big sky, beach, rock, pine, broken branch

Phrygian on A framing HexaBlueUp (BlueUp without 7+) on E — 8-string guitar and tenor recorder — 6:40 loop (set stop at end via right-click, if available)

You may enjoy a sound sample or tonality loop as sound mantra for contemplation or meditation. This can help with upliftment, purification, and focusing. Or it could simply be used as soothing background sound for relaxation and regeneration. If you care to hum, chant, or sing along, you could use a spiritually charged syllable like HU or Ōṃ / Aum ॐ,or another mantra syllable that suits you.

Autumn-Winter 2022 loops
No mistake, Om Shanti HU — September 2022 — Bisti beach, Ύδρα / Hydra — photo by Karin Gsöllpointner