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@@leveaudor8577 thank you! that is a really cool piece, but i’ve not learned it and might never (i don’t spend much time on classical music lately). but absolutely, a piece of the sort you’re describing would be possible to compose. not sure if i will do it, but i do appreciate the idea and will let you know if i do. if you want to hear a microtonal cover of Ritual Fire Dance, there are people who upload microtonal covers of famous classical pieces. Francium and YoVariable come to mind

@@わかない-l3j yooo all good. happy new years!

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@@mr.leaky6669 all good mr leaky, i will catch you next time!

@@tabor503 thanks!

@@gordonwery I also love the wordplay you used in the title 😱

@@tabor503 haha, right on!

all good, catch you next time!

lol rip

@@05degrees haha thanks. i have a mac now so no more mspaint videos… :(

@@gordonwery oh

@@YoVariable 0.0

@@わかない-l3j all good! catch you next time

@@peterd5843 thanks!

ah yeah, no effects, it’s from the mic in the room picking up the monitors. i couldn’t tell while we were doing it. if i turned off my mic it would have sounded normal. yeah, that was fun! thanks for showing me that ninjam and thanks for jamming

@@YoVariable thanks!

in my case, yes, lol... thanks again, Raiden!

wow thanks!

@@Tsukiji0-0 ah, haha, it isn’t, this title was just a poor attempt at humor

@@gordonwery oh lol, had me scared for a second lol

repurposing the classics lol

Thanks! Not sure what you mean by "19b" specifically, as it's definitely not 19edo, or even a subset, but based on the harmonic series. I'm using two distinct 12 note mappings sampling harmonics 38-76, the second one is (very) roughly a quarter tone higher than first, so individually they're fine as 12edo chromatic NEJIs, and combined they form a 24edo NEJI. The Juno DS isn't bad for a standalone keyboard that has some microtonal capability. I have the 88 key version. I'm considering making a video demoing some of its microtonal functionality.

You're using the prime mode of 19 because 38 is the 2/1 of the 19th harmonic, meaning all the material in 38-76 is relating to the 19th harmonic as the root of the prime mode. The "b" in 19b refers to 19 getting doubled up to 38-I learned this nomenclature from one of Zhea's collaborators; it's something she uses. I would love to see a video on a JUNO-DS's microtonal functionality! I think microtonalists are often too obsessed with isomorphic instruments so it's good to have non-isomorphic content out there. But no rush at all.

@@drosophiliac Ah, ok. 19b also refers to 19tet mapping the fifth to its second best approximation, which would be very strange here, so thanks for clarifying. In that case, yes, your initial conclusion is quite close, though not exact.

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thanks!

thanks! i don’t recall specifically, maybe a hint of phaser to sharpen the tone, but definitely had some reverse delay going. i may have used a ring modulator at a slow speed to get that sort of pulsing reverb

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@@YoVariable real

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@@mgouat ah yeah that is curious. i do think synths tend to carry microtunings more easily since they are novel sounds. but also i wonder how much that has to do with the melody itself

@@gordonwery Not sure, there are certainly some higher edo guitars and I feel that my remark still holds.

@@gordonwery Yeah the melody here seems to be the source of a similar feeling for me too.

@ ah right on!

@@dum44 the baby will decide

thanks!