Tonal Plexus TPX6s

Here is a sketch using 2 main ideas. The first is a motive including the 11th and 13th harmonics, and the second is a sequence using natural 7ths. Sorry, the camera angle is not the greatest as it hides what my right hand is doing. The sound is 019 ChrchOrgn from the internal synth, with reverb setting on 07 (delay), all max values. This was a single take. See more at http://www.h-pi.com

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Music

Tags:

• microtonal
• microtones
• tuning
• microzone
• axis-64
• tonal
• plexus
• synthesizer
• keyboard
• tbx1

[treyguy09]

what a waist

[AaronAndrewHunt]

@treyguy09 thanks; I watch what I eat.

[fheroneeightytwo]

Still based on 12 notes system, somebody needs to go to the next level, something metric style will be great

[AaronAndrewHunt]

@fheroneeightytwo no, actually it's not based on the 12 note system at all. It's 41 x 5 = 205ET.

[TFUCURD]

lego have really stepped up

[tinyctlo]

Sounds out of tune?

[netosogo]

cacofonias de satan

[regcom]

@FunkMasterFelix You sound like an idiot.

[PADtvchannel]

@AaronAndrewHunt the one used harry partch?

[thanoulijonroth]

@AaronAndrewHunt cool! thanks a lot

[AaronAndrewHunt]

@thanoulijonroth it's 41ET comma regions with each region having 5 JND inflection fine tunings. 41ET is a nearly Pythagorean tuning. 205ET breaks the octave into JND steps.

[thanoulijonroth]

@AaronAndrewHunt excuse me, let me get this straight.

each note has different selections of "fine" tuning to match the pythagorian equivalent for each other note... or am i wrong?