The Magical Me Tune is a term that refers to a personal mantra or positive affirmation that individuals can use to boost their self-confidence and promote personal growth. It is essentially a catchy phrase or jingle that is designed to uplift and motivate individuals to believe in their own abilities and strive for success. The idea behind the Magical Me Tune is based on the power of self-talk and how it can influence our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. By repeating a positive affirmation or mantra, we can reprogram our subconscious mind to focus on our strengths and overcome self-doubt. To create a Magical Me Tune, individuals first need to identify the areas where they lack confidence or struggle with self-esteem. This could be related to work, relationships, or personal goals.
The sound effects used in the demo are available in SFX.fms, which is in the \DemoAssets folder that comes with the sound engine.
These are parameters that configures the engine, but are independent of the data you will be importing, such as which platform PAL NTSC you want to support playback for, whether SFX are enabled or not, etc. Goose bumps are guaranteed with the sound of war horns such as the wooden Lur, thunderous mighty percussion , a full ensemble of frame-drums as well as mystical throat chants.
This could be related to work, relationships, or personal goals. Once the areas are identified, they can create a catchy phrase or jingle that counteracts the negative beliefs or thoughts associated with those areas. For example, if someone lacks confidence in their ability to succeed in their career, their Magical Me Tune could be "I am talented and capable, I will reach great heights in my career.
Dark ERA
With Dark ERA, Eduardo Tarilonte – the master of mystical sounds - leads us back into the dark age where legends were born and where old northern gods still determined the fate of mankind. This library allows you to discover sounds to which the vikings and other already forgotten cultures and tribes were celebrating and singing their myths.
The fascinating sound of Dark ERA ranges from the transcendental drones of the ancient stringed-harp Tagelharpa to the unmatched grace of the gut-stringed Lyre to the distinctive and characteristic sound of the Nordic bone flutes and the overtone flute Fujara. Goose bumps are guaranteed with the sound of war horns such as the wooden Lur, thunderous mighty percussion, a full ensemble of frame-drums as well as mystical throat chants.
These instruments are complemented by an impressive collection of pulsating pads and atmospheric soundscapes which evolve over longer periods. These unique sounds ensure that Dark ERA can clearly be regarded as the next masterpiece created by Eduardo Tarilonte.
The Instruments
Dark ERA offers more than 50 instruments consisting with over 20,000 samples. The library contains seven string instruments, 17 wind instruments and 33 drums and percussion. In order to maximize playability, several play techniques have been recorded and made available in the library respectively our powerful cross-platform compatible sample-player Engine. The wind instruments offer different articulations as well as true legato. In addition, the flutes provide some really unusual and haunting effect sounds.
Furthermore, the string instruments offer round robin samples for notes being picked in up and down directions. The plucked instruments were recorded with different play techniques such as using a plectrum, fingers or being strummed.
Included Instruments
- Bowed Strings: Tagelharpa / Jouhikko Small, Tagelharpa / Jouhikko Big and Crwth.
- Plucked Strings: Cologne Lyre, Ancient Lyre, Trossingen Lyre and Utrecht Lute.
- Winds: War Horn, White Horn, Curved Horn, Shofar, Bukkehorn, Shell, Long Trumpet, Big Horn, Double Flute, Small Bone Flute, Vulture Bone Flute, Pictish Pipes, Elderwood Flute, Overtone Fujara, Didgeridoo and Wooden Lur.
- Percussion: Shamanic Drum Small, Shamanic Drum Big, Big Frame Drum, 5 Square Drums, 2 Skin Drums, 2 Skin Snares, Skin Tom, Sieves, Anvil, 3 Viking Mouth Harps, Jawbone, Pan Medium, Pan Rusted, 7 Seed Shakers, Small Bells, 2 Cowbells, Bullroarer, Horseshoe and Bronze Mortar.
Sound Design
The instrument collection is complemented by more than one hundred programmed soundscapes. These are partially rhythmically animated to pulsate in sync with the current tempo or to create unreal atmospheres using complex sound textures. These textures consist of several elements which can be adjusted in level and panning to your liking in the mixer page of Engine.
To support the sound rhythmically, dedicated Epic Loops have been designed. These consist of up to 20 instruments and up to 16 separate elements which can all be individually adjusted, allowing to flexibly arrange beats. Available are four variations for each main loop, different fills and endings (ensemble and single hits) as well as a pulsating sound matching the rhythm. The loops will automatically adapt to the tempo of your DAW.
The rhythmic pads containing melodic as well as rhythmic elements gap the bridge between drums and solo instruments. Just as for the soundscapes, the individual pad elements can be individually be panned and mixed.
Another specialty of Dark ERA is the vocal section. Vocal rhythms, being inspired by the Inuit, can be constructed and arranged from single notes. 24 MIDI-files serve as templates which trigger and play the individual shouts. Of course, the rhythms can be edited or even be created from scratch.
The throat singing recordings have been divided into four styles. It is also possible to add harmonics using a dedicated slider. Shaman ritual chants and sole vocals add liveliness and authentic elements to the music.
Who is it for?
This library is the perfect instrument for movie soundtracks and television documentaries covering corresponding topics. At the same time, the library is equally suited for historical music productions as well as for ambient music. In addition, it provides suitable stylish background music for games within this setting.
The Recordings
The stringed and wind-instruments as well as some of the drums being used for this library have been handmade by the master instrument maker Benjamin Simao . The instruments were performed by :
- Benjamin Simao: String Instruments, Shamanic Drums, Tympanum Romano
- Iván Carlón: Wind Instruments
- Adal Fernández del Castillo: Percussion
- Moisés Pérez: Throat and Overtone Singing, Vocal Rhythms
- Joaquim Manjón: Overtone Singing
During recording of the skin drums, special focus was paid to a full sounding, powerful bass while retaining punch. You can almost feel the sticks hitting the skins. This sound character will be preserved during the mix – present and powerful. In addition, the metallic percussion instruments, including an anvil and horseshoes, sound piercing and fierce.
Sonically, Dark ERA is fully compatible to the other libraries of the ERA-series since it has again been recorded by Jorge Calderón Muriel in the Eldana Studio in Spain, using highest quality equipment such as the Kahayan 4K7 microphone and 12K72 preamp. The instruments have been close mic’ed in order to capture all details and to provide a direct sound experience which can be flexibly edited and shaped in all directions by external tools.
Requires Engine Version 2.6.0.24!
To play a song, you will need to first call famistudio_init with you song data, then famistudio_play with your song number, then call famistudio_update once per frame.
" By repeating this mantra every day, the individual is reminding themselves of their inherent abilities and encouraging themselves to push forward. The Magical Me Tune should be repeated frequently and with conviction. It is important to truly believe in the words being spoken and to visualize the desired outcome. By doing so, individuals can rewire their brains to focus on positive thoughts and beliefs about themselves. The concept of the Magical Me Tune is gaining popularity in the field of personal development and self-help. Many people have reported significant improvements in their self-confidence and overall well-being after adopting a daily affirmation or mantra. By harnessing the power of positive thinking, individuals can set themselves up for success and overcome any perceived limitations. In conclusion, the Magical Me Tune is a powerful tool that can help individuals boost their self-confidence and promote personal growth. By creating a catchy and positive affirmation, individuals can reprogram their subconscious mind and overcome self-doubt. With regular practice and belief in the power of positive thinking, the Magical Me Tune can lead to significant improvements in one's self-esteem and overall well-being..
Reviews for "Unveiling the Secrets of the Magical Me Tune: How Sound and Vibration Impact Your Energy"
1. Samantha - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really disappointed with "Magical me tune". I found the lyrics to be repetitive and lacking in depth. The melody was forgettable and the overall production felt amateurish. It really fell flat for me and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. John - ★★☆☆☆
I was underwhelmed by "Magical me tune". The song had potential, but it lacked originality and seemed like a generic pop tune. The vocals were mediocre and the instrumental was nothing special. Overall, it didn't stand out to me and I don't think it's worth a listen.
3. Emma - ★★☆☆☆
"Magical me tune" didn't live up to my expectations. The lyrics were cliché and didn't grab my attention. The melody felt repetitive and I couldn't find anything unique or captivating about the song. I would've liked to see more creativity and originality in the composition.
4. Michael - ★☆☆☆☆
I really didn't enjoy "Magical me tune". It felt like a cheesy kids' song with overly simplistic lyrics and a melody that didn't offer anything interesting. The production quality was also lacking, making it hard to take the song seriously. It's definitely not my cup of tea and I wouldn't recommend it.
5. Sarah - ★★☆☆☆
"Magical me tune" didn't resonate with me. It lacked substance and felt like a generic pop track. The lyrics were shallow and lacked depth, and the melody failed to grab my attention. Overall, it failed to leave a lasting impression on me and I wouldn't listen to it again.