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I don't like most music I hear, it ends up being too limiting for what I'm trying to do, or else too saccharine. So there are a few recordings that I like and use a lot.
This is a recording of Tibetan bells/gongs that I've been using for 6 or 8 years. It's stood the test of time and it's really great for a slow, meditative session! I have a decent sound system in my studio so the lows can be heard.
http://www.amazon.com/Seven-Metals-Singing-Bowls-Tibet/dp/B00004THC...
I don't like most music I hear, it ends up being too limiting for what I'm trying to do, or else too saccharine. So there are a few recordings that I like and use a lot.
This is a recording of Tibetan bells/gongs that I've been using for 6 or 8 years. It's stood the test of time and it's really great for a slow, meditative session! I have a decent sound system in my studio so the lows can be heard.
http://www.amazon.com/Seven-Metals-Singing-Bowls-Tibet/dp/B00004THC...
Three of my favorites: Lawrence Blatt's "Color of Sunshine". If you like cello, "Afterglow" by Michael Hoppe, Martin Tillman & Tim Wheaton. Also Jim Oliver's "Intouch: Musical Massage".
Oh and congratulations on opening your own office!!! :0]
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