Generative ethereal atonal ambient music featuring an Equal Hz tuning system of 7 Hz/step. The frequency range for this composition is built from a Harmonic series segment from 42 Hz to 672 Hz (91 possible notes) in steps of 7 Hz increments (Fundamental 7 Hz). This chosen range intentionally models the range of an Electric…
A polymicrotonal synth demo in four different tunings simultaneously. The individual patches are pure Sine Waves; clashing and colliding without effects or processing. The chorusing, beating, vibrato, and tremolo are the result of the overlapping temperaments. The layered temperaments are all centered at C4 Note 60: 19 EDO, 20 EDO, 21 EDO, 22 EDO. DAW:…
Exploration of microtonality and modulations in multiple simultaneous temperaments and textures. Featuring layered microtonal tunings generated in the 4xEDO Reaktor Synth: 7ed7, 11ed11, 12ed12, 13ed13. Q. Should tunings with less than 12 equal divisions per octave be called macrotonal?
This poly-microtonality demo features chords simultaneously routed into four separate microtonal synths. Each synth plays the same patch while scripted to be in a different EDO, or equal division of the octave. The four microtonal temperaments used are 19 EDO, 20 EDO, 21 EDO, and 22 EDO. Instead of having all the synths layered and…
Had an idea to perform in two tuning systems at the same time, but have them modulate up and down in volume, taking turns being dominant. The tunings are the standard 12 Equal Divisions of the Octave (logarithmic), and a tuning with each step being the same frequency value (arithmetic or harmonic). The stats for…
Downtempo experiment with synths scripted to play in three different microtonal tunings simultaneously (polymicrotonality / poly edo). The three microtonal tunings chosen are 11 EDO, 22 EDO, and 33 EDO, all centered at C4 MIDI-Note 60. *EDO = Equal Divisions of the Octave The video features how to apply multiple overlapping microtunings in Kontakt from…
Dark Atmospheric Ambience — Available for streaming Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and more.
Demonstration of a musical-cipher system to convert the 24-letter Greek alphabet into musical notes.
Algorithmic Ambient Music composed from a 22-letter alphabet cipher ‘Of the Animastical Order’ refers to the title of Chapter XXXIV in Book III of Three Books of Occult Philosophy by Henry Cornelius Agrippa
24-step irregular-interval single-octave tuning experiment following the Generalized Mean function (Power Mean). The semitone intervals are determined from a set of means between 220Hz [A3] and 440Hz [A4] by applying exponents in series from -12 to 12 to the Power Mean functions. Of note,Exponent -1 is the Harmonic mean: D4(-2),0 is known as the Geometric…
