Why Dolphin Sounds Were Harder to Use Than Orcas @rootstudio247
Why Dolphin Sounds Were Harder to Use Than Orcas  @rootstudio247
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Dolphin sounds were much harder to use in music than orca sounds.

👉 Listen to Dolphin Dance: root-music.com/products/soundscapes/dolphin_dance

When we worked on the Dolphin Dance album, we discovered that dolphin calls are very sharp and piercing, while orca sounds are longer and more atmospheric. That made it much more challenging to combine dolphin sounds with music, and we had to find new ways to make it work.

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➡️ Listen to Dolphin Dance: root-music.com/products/soundscapes/dolphin_dance

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