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I wish that they would play this in full at funerals instead of "river flows in you."

does anyone like me

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I hope you Happy vote day.

Like and reblog if you were "happy voter" day 2024 :)

I worked very hard on the music I hope you like it and that you listen to it like haha what an anthem? get it? cause it's vote day?

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I wish they would play this instead of "River Flows In You" at funerals.

Shwoops, unreleased piano composition from 2021

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I actually seek out this post on a weekly basis just to listen to that demo track. It's so freaking good

(demo for clarinet, piano, and NES. all instruments use alpha tuning centered at middle C = ~261.6hz)

in her 1986 release beauty in the beast, wendy carlos introduced “alpha tuning,” an alternative to the common western 12-tone tuning system.

rather than dividing an octave (the distance from middle C to high C, a 2/1 frequency ratio) into 12 equal steps, alpha tuning divides a perfect fifth (about the distance from C to G, a 3/2 frequency ratio) into 9 equal steps.

this diagram shows where the notes of each tuning fall relative to a typical piano keyboard. while both include middle C and G, every other note differs at least somewhat. in alpha tuning, major thirds (the distance from C to E) are flatter, and minor thirds (the distance from E to G) are sharper, but both still sound quite nice. on the other hand, in alpha tuning the octave (the distance from middle C to high C) is completely missing! it falls right in between two notes of the scale.

but alpha tuning has unique pitches of its own. my favorite is the 2-step interval, sometimes called a “neutral 2nd”. this interval divides the minor 3rd exactly in half, and has no equivalent in so-called standard tuning. it appears throughout the demo above.

today, many software packages support alpha tuning. for more on wendy carlos’ tunings, see her article in Computer Music Journal and the xenharmonic wiki.

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Heads up i guess. Bandcamp told me to announce my album that's going to release in a few days, so I'm doing that here.

I'm sure this is really going to guarantee my success and prosperity

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I love convolution reverb, but THIS is just another STUPID and Bad demo

Warning: loud, choppy drums

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I love Dolores Catherino's music so much. She uses so many big, atmospheric chords with that ASMR-esque buzzing quality to them.

Microtonal and polychromatic music make my mouth literally water in a good way. Some new stuff from Dolomuse on the Lumatone in 56 EDO (that's an octave broken into 56 subdivisions instead of, for example, the common western 12-tone scale).

This is at the mellow end of the "what you can do with microtones" field of play, ambient and delicious - and mouthwatering.

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This is something I made that I might take somewhere someday

Warning: loud, crunchy drums