synChronicity | polychromatic 70

[@fotgjengeren]

I come to this a lot. Extremely captivating and inspirational

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

2:50 This is like an evolution of what Tangerine Dream was doing in the 70s. Your music is hallucinogenic.

[@aonutsihasnouith]

This music is melting my mind in the best way. It shuts down all my standard 12 tone ear training and just leaves my nervous system reacting to the music without all that automatic thought happening. I want one so I can do experiments. Just watching and listening generates so many ideas.

[@modalmixture]

WOW. This piece ventures in some new directions. A bit more polyphony and rhythm, and lots of bright extended-major sounding sonorities. I experience them more as temperature than color. Like a warm bath with cool currents underneath. Ears open, facing the fresh breeze.

[@stephenbrilloo155]

So happy to see another upload from you, such a beautiful composition :)

[@gerarddip]

I have been a fan since you composed primarily with the tonal plexus. I think this may be a new favorite composition! The great mix of textures, the recurring major upper voices with the bass playing a whole step below the root, the brief rhythmic section, I think this is really what I needed to hear right now.

[@Gongchime]

Very brave choices. I think I'd like your sense of harmony with a normal keyboard too.

[@jdwrink]

Like floating in a warm bath, in outer space. I love it, like all your music.

[@benjaminmjones5021]

Woooow!

[@NegativeReferral]

This is beautiful. I discovered your music starting with Towards the Continuum, which I used to listen to every night to calm down. I love your approach to nonstandard tunings and mesmerizing composition. This one calms my nerves. As someone with perfect pitch, your music unlocks whole new colors. If 12 tone tuning was your standard box of Crayola color pencils, this is like premium pastels full of all kinds of vibrant hues in between:) It reminds me of unwinding to the gentle blare of distant train horns as I slowly drift off into my headspace. Very soothing and ethereal.

[@XiRiS99]

The first day i heard microtonal music i felt something inside of me was awakened, some extrange feeling of "i heard this before", they told me i am just my name and body but, i desagree.

[@stephenweigel]

This is the first piece of music I've heard in 70-TET, and it's extremely lovely. Hope you're well! :)

[@G-Doggy]

Beautiful dissonance. Love it!

[@salcarusomusic]

Awesomely intriguing !! Inspiring

[@xenura]

So beautiful already, only 1 minute in. Always fantastic work coming from you.

[@dreamlax]

Incredible harmonies, and an excellent showcase of music beyond the usual 12-tone equal temperament.

[@GLC-of4rw]

Visionary

[@pbartmess]

Very nice harmonies!

[@ShanevsDCsniperr]

this fuckin slaps

[@brobdignacks]

1:20

[@JeffHopkinsMusic]

Wonderful. Thank you!

[@RorxorProductions]

ur killin me

[@kimabrams97]

Great to see you posting again.

[@POTATOEMPN]

I would fight a Sharknado , at least eight times, just to have access to this much audio tech. And I can't help but wonder what "Evil Clown Carnival" music would sound like on this. I know a lot of this stuff you can customize the audio samples, but I meant with this same....soundscape? Colored notes literally and metaphorically? My ears and my brain get it. I get it. But I watched several videos explaining it and I don't think you can. It's like hearing shapes. How do you explain it?

[@schmuelschperling1459]

Is this based on a harmonic micro-tonal theory, such as Haba's theory?

[@dolomuse]

This isn't based on any microtonal theory. It's more of an exploration of a new polychromatic paradigm which is based on our perception of pitch as an undivided continuum -- rather than being based on the harmonic series. I think polychromatic theory will be created later, after many polychromatic compositions are analyzed.

[@cryptokirby]

108

[@POTATOEMPN]

And, heart instantly broken at the $3,500 price. Still cool, but ow.

[@nuclearfrog306]

I feel that your music would benefit greatly from a drummer to keep a steady rhythm. someone like JD beck would fit really well