A list of puns related to "Microtonal music"
What would be the easiest way to play quartertones on a keyboard? I've got two which are plugged into garageband and have been wanting to record stuff similar to this song (starting at 1:00). Thanks for any help.
What I mean by that is that I'm thinking of making a Fiverr account in the future (currently I'm too busy) offering to make music for indie videogames, but I wanted to know, we always talk about "getting used to non-12-edo" and it seems that unless it's an abstract/horror track, I couldn't put some microtones. Do you guys think I could put a little microtonality here and there?
I’ve just discovered microtonal music and wanted to experiment with it but didn’t want to buy an expensive custom instrument, so I tuned my lower three guitar strings a quarter step down. I’m assuming that this way I can play power chords and use the top three strings for normal notes and the bottom three for microtonal stuff. Has anyone else here done this before, and do you have any advice for writing music for this? I’m completely new to microtonal music, but I’m excited by the prospect of using the “forbidden” notes 🙂
Recent books for experimental music and microtonal enthusiasts. The press has a 50% off sale until 12/31/2021 with promo code HOLIDAY50
Kyle Gann: The Arithmetic of Listening: Tuning Theory and History for the Impractical Musician
Robert Wannamaker: The Music of James Tenney Volume 1 Volume 2
Ben Johnston: "Maximum Clarity" and Other Writings on Music
Gordon Mumma: Cybersonic Arts: Adventures in American New Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeNz3YfsCUs
can't get enough of this video. i don't know what he's doing but it sounds sick and i want more like, microtonal resonating arabic/eastern music. if anyone has any recommendations for traditional music not from the west in this style, please let me know
Recent books for experimental music and microtonal enthusiasts. The press has a 50% off sale until 12/31/2021 with promo code HOLIDAY50
Kyle Gann: The Arithmetic of Listening: Tuning Theory and History for the Impractical Musician
Robert Wannamaker: The Music of James Tenney Volume 1 Volume 2
Ben Johnston: "Maximum Clarity" and Other Writings on Music
Gordon Mumma: Cybersonic Arts: Adventures in American New Music
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