Owen @owen@tincanphone.club

@B Some interesting stuff I haven't heard before in there. Loved the color of that really high EDO piano doing all that chromatic stuff with the orchestra. That dutch oregon was ugly as hell

@B 24 EDO is the most common alternate tuning system used by western composers. It's a lot more intuitive to learn because it keeps all the existing musical relationships in tact, but it's also less interesting for the same reason. I do like the jazzy stuff worth checking out this track:

https://open.spotify.com/track/5rbGuADh29UiU9v8KMRkJd?si=lWXgeLhUSn6UjfYqVgVjPg

I've also used quarter tones in my own writing this is from "Woodworks" and "Simple Sabotage Field Manual" respectively. Notated differently. Notice they're only ever used as passing tones, not a significant part of the harmonic language, although I did want the flute in woodworks to be a quarter tone flat.

@grampyfr oh no! What's went wrong?

@Baba no you're right about the arrow thing the first time?

The post "this is my favourite." and "Hats off to you for going all the way with your thanksgiving dinner. Very impressive." are both attached to their respective original posts.

If you want to see what the post is attached too just click on it and it will reveal the whole context.

@B Google music used to let you upload your own library to their service to fill in those gaps but Google killed the service because they want us to use youtube music which doesn't have that feature ☹️

@ChrisFerris why would you?