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Ahaha! Thanks so much! That’s one of the reasons that 19-EDO is my favourite, in addition to the fact that it’s prime and also the first EDO to have a lower relative error in the 5-limit and 7-limit, all while still having a relatively small amount of notes 🙂

@@theuniverseofmusic That's what I like about 19edo! It maintains diatonic harmony while giving you more colors to work with practically. I'm planning to create a series called "Exploring 22edo" based off of HEHEHE I AM A SUPAHSTAR SAGA's original series. I like 22edo as much as 19edo because it is the first EDO to be consistent in the 11-odd-limit, granting access to beautiful 11-limit intervals. I also don't mind that it's superpyth because it forces you to think about harmony differently, like distinguishing between the 9/8 and 10/9 whole tones.

@@YoVariable I have two microtonal guitars, one in 19-EDO and one in 22-EDO. I'm excited about your upcoming series! I've been wanting to make a video about my 22-EDO guitar, but I'm finding it difficult to know what to say or play, as my 22-EDO vocabulary is not very strong. However, it's very fun to fool around and come up with new chords and melodies. Like you said, 22-EDO is the first EDO to represent the 11-odd-limit consistently, and combined with the fact that it's not meantone forces you to try new things. The porcupine scale is really cool and also highlights the fact that 10/9, 11/10, and 12/11 are all equated, resulting in the perfect fourth being splittable into 3 equal parts, and the minor third being splittable into two equal parts.

@@theuniverseofmusic I wouldn't forget talking about porcupine! Building a 22edo keyboard in a porcupine layout also seems intuitive, similar to a 15edo porcupine layout, except the fifths and fourths are more in-tune. The 8:9:10:11:12 porcupine-tempered chord is so easy to build because as you said, 3\22 functions as 10/9~11/10~12/11. In 22edo, those are step sizes 4 3 3 3, which are in the porcupine MOS 1L 6s! I also find it interesting how 6\22 is so flexible in its function as it represents 6/5~11/9 due to porcupine tempering, similar to the function of 4\19, which represents 8/7~7/6. Harmonically, 4\19 is close to 15/13 and is the optimal generator for semaphore and godzilla (they are identical in 19edo).

@@YoVariable Very true! 6\22 and 4\19 are really cool intervals, especially how they function in their respective EDOs. And I love how the 9-note Semaphore/Godzilla scale contains the 4:5:6:7:9 chord in 19-EDO! In terms of prime limits, 19-limit is a logical place to stop, since 23-limit strangely doesn’t offer a new record smallest superparticular interval. So 19-EDO is prominent in the 2.3.5.7.13 subgroup, and 22-EDO in the 2.3.5.7.11.17 subgroup. As you were saying, 6\22 represents 6/5~11/9 and so it will represent 17/14, the mediant as well. Lastly, realizing that 12-EDO represents the 2.3.5.7.17.19 subgroup can inspire those without microtonal instruments yet to try something new.

Thank you so much! If I could sing well, I'd do covers like you. I'm a big fan of yours and of your work. I'd more than happy to do collaborations with you, when you have the time :)

@@theuniverseofmusic sounds like a great idea! Fun fact - if you send Dave from lumatone an email with instrumental only covers, they’ll post it on their social media :)

Thanks! I appreciate it!

You’re so kind; thank you 😊

Happy to try any other song suggestions you may have!

@@theuniverseofmusic Could you try "her" by Matsuii? The song has such a melancholic feel, I wonder how it would sound with a lumatone :)

⁠​⁠@@unicorndoo3372That’s a lovely piece of music. I’ll definitely give it a try! Make sure you have notifications on so you know when it’s out!

@@theuniverseofmusic Notifications are on! Looking forward to hearing your version of the song :)

@@unicorndoo3372 Hopefully my finger heals soon! I got a bad cut on Monday.

Thanks for asking! This is called a Lumatone keyboard and all the hexagons can make sounds. The notes actually repeat after 3 rows in this mapping that I used. Let me know if you’re interested in a video review the keyboard!

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Once I get more familiar with the recording+editing process, there will be videos coming out on a more frequent basis. Let me know what videos you want to see!

It’s called “What Child Is This?” or “Greensleeves.”

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There will be a new video with 19edo on the Lumatone Keyboard soon.

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