Episode 5

Flamingo75 is a weekly broadcast where we discover and understand electronic music via a tool of another kind. 

Each episode unveilings the mysteries  of electronic music and  the projection it has from above not from an  intellectual transportation stand point but from a spiritual locomotion. The podcast is dedicated to the music gods and their higher powers. 

In this fifth episode we want to know what have the cards to say about which pitch is best used to electronic music? 

Join me while I read my own music to you.  This broadcast is an exclusive moment you get to spend with me Jessica Gins Smith the proud composer of electronic/ computer music who has the absolute wish to get feedback on her  own creation. 

Find out more on how and what I use  to read the music  and finally what my music is telling me!

In this fourth episode we answer a technical question : what Herz is best for computer music 440HZ or 432 HZ? please excuse my repeated mistake all through the podcast in referring to 444HZ instead of 440 HZ

Join me while I read my own music to you.  This broadcast is an exclusive moment you get to spend with me Jessica Gins Smith the proud composer of electronic/ computer music who has the absolute wish to get feedback on her  own creation. 

Find out more on how and what I use  to read the music  and finally what my music is telling me!

Flamingo75 is a weekly broadcast where we discover and understand electronic music via a tool of another kind. 

Each episode unveilings the mysteries  of electronic music and  the projection it has from above not from an  intellectual transportation stand point but from a spiritual locomotion. The podcast is dedicated to the music gods and their higher powers. 

Join me while I read my own music to you.  This broadcast is an exclusive moment you get to spend with me Jessica Gins Smith the proud composer of electronic/ computer music who has the absolute wish to get feedback on her  own creation. 

Find out more on how and what I use  to read the music  and finally what my music is telling me!