Heehee, thank you for the comment :)

That's awesome! :D It is my favourite movie too :)

Thank you kindly for your comment :) You are right that the tuning is very different to real gamelan tunings. The scale I used here (in cents) is: 139.5 530 698 865 1200 As you would know, real 5-tone pelog scales are usually something closer to: 115 270 670 785 1200 With wide variation between individual orchestras. So my scale is definitely not a pelog scale. I noticed that I liked how it sounded with the metallophone samples in Scale Workshop though, so I decided to use it as if it was pelog, even though it definitely wasn't. I'm glad that the result was interesting and novel :)

Yes, that's right, "47zpi" and "zeta stretched 15edo" are 2 names for the same thing :) So this is in 47zpi :)

@@Budjarn I kind a started to think in this tuning (I haven’t tried the others ) actually sacrificing octave is worth it, at least in this instance.

@@MortisTheneRd It's definitely worth experimenting with, to see what you like :)

Thanks so much :) I'm glad you liked it :)

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Thank you for the feedback, I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

Lmao, thank you, glad you like it :)

I don't think any genre of music is objectively better than any other genre of music. Like whatever you like and listen to whatever you want to listen to. There is as much artistry in the sound design of electronic dance music and even pop music as there is in the harmony and melody of European classical music. And the complex interweaving rhyme patterns, metric structures and syncopation in the best hip hop music is just as intricate as any fugue or symphony. There's not much artistry in this video, because it's just me messing around in Scale Workshop for fun. But that's nothing to do with the genre of the music. It's just to do with the fact that I'm not a serious musician. Other people can and do make music of this same genre, and make it just as good as any classical music, and Shostakovich is not one of their main inspirations. Classical music isn't 'superior' to other genres, and it isn't 'more intelligent'. It's not worse either, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying it's no better or worse than any other genre. Whether I listen to Shostakovich, or Skrillex, or the Super Mario 64 soundtrack, has no bearing on how good of a musician I am. It'll influence my style, but not quality. The reason I suck is because I don't practice enough and I don't take lessons. That's why. It's not because classical music is superior.

Thank you so much :) I'm glad you liked it so much :)

That might be because of the minor second in the scale, which is a common melodic shape in some Middle Eastern music, as well as the 11-limit intervals that 21edo contains (many Middle Eastern tunings include a lot of 11-limit intervals) :)

Thank you for the encouragement, I appreciate it a lot :D

You’d probably like easly blackwood, microtonal and beautiful

@@444dontperceive I am a big fan of Blackwood, yay :)

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Thank you so much :) I feel very encouraged reading this. I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

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You're very welcome :) And thank you for the comment!

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That is very true :) Thank you for the comment :)

Thank you for commenting :) The spicy mary had a little lamb was fun to play heehee

Thank you so much :D I'm glad it took you somewhere :)

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Thank you so much! This comment made me happy to read :) I’m excited to see my music used in a project. You can credit the song as “Desert Level” and credit me as “Budjarn Lambeth” :)

Aww thank you so much :)

Yes, feel free to use it for whatever you like :) Just give credit please :)

@@Budjarn i will

@@sonnydog Thank you so much :)

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That's Fergus the Fox from 101 Dalmatian Street :3 He's one of my favourite characters ^w^

Aww thanks for the kind comment :3

Something water-themed :3