AXIS keyboard demo for BP Scale (Part 1)

Doesn't look like you have a wedding ring on...must be a lot of stupid men in your area! Looks and Brains...one in a million!

does your "keyboard" double as a tekken 3 controller? i bet you could so a bunch of awesome combos with that many buttons.

I'm sure your computer never has any mouse problems ;)

To clarify: when I play a C, I can actually hear the E and G in the vibrating string but I have to listen much closer to hear even more notes that are in a single string, many microtonal. I found 12 but this could be because I was in a Western scale paradigm when I did the test. I used a No.2 pencil eraser touching all along the length of a continuously plucked guitar string and 12 notes clearly exist in one string: M3, P5 and 8va are certainly Western, more may be but others are clearly not.

I could be wrong but I don't think the Western scale was based off of a Maj Triad, I'm pretty sure it was based off of the harmonics that exist in a single vibrating string i.e. guitar string 5th fret=8va, 7th fret=Perfect 5th, 9th fret=Major 3rd.Every note has a Western Major triad in it.On a single string, I found a lot more notes than Pythagoras did (some microtonal).Have fun, I saw all your vids and it seems like you're searching for something totally new-I hope you find it-i didn't lol :S

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As a music minor at SCSU (1972-1976) in New Haven CT, I took a course called "experimental" music. The content was very similar to your discussion.

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the axis B and P scale...? what...? now I have to rethink everything... this is amazing stuff...... thank you mis.