Like pulsar | 19 tone Equal temperament song 19TET 19EDO

[@rbruce92]

A sublime, ethereal piece. Thank you.

[@FASTFASTmusic]

Simply gorgeous. 19 really lends itself to that dorian flavor.

[@Eliseo_M_P]

Yes, the minor third and major sixth intervals are indistinguishable from just.

[@bragtime1052]

@@Eliseo_M_P though I believe this scale uses a supermajor sixth.

[@cronosvandust313]

Thank you, you are one of few composers that have turned their eyes on the microtonal sphere of music, and I feel this is where the future of music awaits. 12 EDO is all good, but it's a pity that so few people are interested in other systems. And I think 19 EDO is one of two that have the greatest potential to become wider used (along with 31 EDO, but this one is problematic as for the performance technique). I can't wait for other pieces from you. Good luck!

[@p8p877]

lumatones-like thigs have to become more widely available and cheaper for this revolution to happen (or replaceable fretboards to become commonplace in the guitar circle)

[@agsantana]

Just found this channel. I'm hooked!

[@thezipcreator]

this track is really beautiful

[@onesyphorus]

nice little nod to pinkmongoose - u explaining a concept in 19 edo with text, as the piece is just constantly modulating to different keys

[@yurysharov4499]

That sounds gorgeous! Thank you for making this

[@cctz_1]

Such a beautiful track

[@katherinealdrich2827]

Would love to see a comparison between 18 and 19 tone if you havent already! im lurking around your account for research purposes

[@zLnix]

how do you compose with microtonality? what websites are there, what instruments are there to let you do this kind of thing? i would love to know!

[@DominoChallenge]

That's it, I subscribed!

[@sika5908]

in my opinion i though this song is close to 12edo, although all note from 19tet ,the intervals are written according to 12edo,

[@cactusowo1835]

Maybe you meant that this piece is made using _diatonic relationships_ in harmony and melody, which are not unique in 12edo, instead diatonic theory is older than we can imagine

[@proxyprox]

What if you divide other intervals into equal parts, not just the octave?

[@JimKukula]

Bohlen Pierce is the best known tuning like this... works very well!

[@cactusowo1835]

You can actually, I used to experiment with 7/4 creating scales like 14ed7/4 (14 equals divisions of the 7/4) 4ed7/4 etc

[@cactusowo1835]

By the way, these are called non-octavean tunnings

[@gud2228]

BP scale can be used in 19edo, 22edo and 41edo too.

[@p8p877]

the music is synced to the flashing of the tower behind haha

[@onesyphorus]

dorian but like, the 6th is slightly raised?

[@sika5908]

Dorian scale in 19edo🍳

[@eboone]

dorian #6 :o