anyone interested in microtonal guitar?(more frets added on the board)
any recommends?
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Microtonal guitar :DDDDD
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Benjamin Lopez
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James Hall
sounds like shit
Anthony Stewart
Bjorn Foongard.... interesting. may sounds shit? really spacy shit though
Ayden Reyes
I'm interested in microtonal music... not just guitar though
Alexander Watson
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This is an awesome piece.
Carter White
Hunter Gonzalez
I have a couple of recs:
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(Microtonal trills and lead over standard harmony)
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(Fully microtonal string quartet)
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(Piece for microtonal organ - see pic above - the fokker organ)
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(Microtonal improv lead - with score!)
And of course pic related - great completely microtonal album written by a classically trained composer for synthesizers.
Cameron Adams
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microtonal heavy metal
Dylan Clark
omg Abhisheka is so beautiful
Carter Parker
>talks about microtonal heavy metal being the next big thing and being so awesome
>never actually writes an album
Hunter Carter
Not all guitar, but here's a good microtonal album.
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Luis Bailey
Hudson Garcia
yes Brendan Byrnes is awsome
Aaron Taylor
who the holy fuck?
Connor Hughes
uh, funky like stinky yuc
that is NOT funky
Oliver Bell
rhythmically it is. As to pleb ears unable to deal with microtonality... that's a different issue
William Green
lol, no its not.
Jeremiah Taylor
Syzygys was and is hot anyway
Colton Young
lol yes it is. syncopations at a quick tempo are inherently funky.
Easton Lewis
>balkan dance music is funky
Justin Barnes
no. sounds like fucking gay klezmer oompa faggotry
Joshua Jackson
I would say so yes.
Funky: having or using a strong dance rhythm, in particular that of funk.
Balkan music is funky as fuck, very fast tempo, lots of syncopations and energy.
Justin Baker
fucking cartoon music
Grayson Smith
microtonal music will never be more than a fetish for weirdo normal people can't appreciate this shit
Jackson Lee
guy, its not funky.
the dictionary aint gonna make it funky.
stinky?
maybe.
there aint no there there bb
Brody Gomez
>fetish for weirdo(s)
Thats essentially all the music I like.
Why listen to Britney spears and radiohead when interesting and unusual music exists?
Michael Clark
Its funky as fuck. You can't prove me wrong. Because I'm right :)
Lucas Allen
IT JUST SOUNDS OUT OF TUNE
why do people like this shit??
Anthony Ross
Microtonal music isn't for everyone user. just go back to your popular music threads and forget it ever happened.
Adrian Peterson
its oompah music with like 1 syncopated note bb.
have fun with your white self
Gabriel Williams
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almost tonal though
Jaxson Miller
by that logic you could call heavily distorted classical music "metal" because it's loud and distorted
Sebastian Gutierrez
The traditional guitar tuning is "out of tune" as well you fuckhead, you've just got used to it.
Gavin Hughes
no, its well tempered.
Elijah Price
Equal temperament is by definition tuning every single note except for the octaves slightly out of tune.
Chase Scott
doesnt apply to me.
i only use D#G#Cd#g#c, BEBEBE, CFCFa#d#
and CGCFGC
plebs
Hudson Rogers
Its not funky as fuck. You can't prove me wrong. Because I'm right :)
Aiden Hughes
Classical music started metal though in 1912 with Stravinsky's Le Sacre.
Metal is just classical with distorted guitars and much much less interesting stuff going on. (and an almost complete lack of dynamics)
It has a more irregular time signature than most actual funk, so essentially Its more funky than funk!
Aaron Powell
Its still 12TET though. You're not using any microtonal notes.
tune a couple of your strings up 25 cents ("cent" is the fine measurement of pitch in case you didn't know), now you're microtonal. It wont sound good because you dont really know what you're doing with microtonal music, but it will still technically be microtonal.
Jacob Hill
sounded much better than the first
Ian Gutierrez
>It has a more irregular time signature than most actual funk, so essentially Its more funky than funk!
such knowledge
much argument
its fucking 4/4
Samuel Richardson
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Dave Fuze Fiuczynski - Guitarkadia Sessions
Adam Scott
that sounds fucking awful lol
Alexander Phillips
same musician on piano
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Austin King
and this
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Andrew Fisher
Can't have a microtonal thread without mentioing this guy.
Anthony Lee
oh I didn't realize this was a cringe thread
too deep for us right?
Jackson Morales
Jeremiah Nguyen
yeah all dem Idian people who enjoy their own folk music are a bunch of weirdos
Kevin Barnes
Okay this is not guitar but plucked string instruments anyway:
Mamoru Fujieda - Patterns of Plants (2011)
>Generating melodic material through the micro-changes of surface-electric potential on leaves, Mamoru Fujieda's second Tzadik release was composed completely based on data taken from plants. Combining alternative tuning systems (just intonation, Pythagorean) with traditional instruments of China and Japan (sho, koto and the ancient 25-stringed zither, the hitsu), Fujieda has again created a world of sound never before imagined possible. Delicate and subtle variations of tone and timbre give a whole new life to classical musical forms such as the passacagalia and strophic variations in this bizarre and fascinating mixture of European Medieval music, the traditions of Asia and modern science.
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Justin Smith
This is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Please share more if you know such beautiful microtonal music
Angel Reed
Terry Riley is really good
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Brandon Cook
Xavier Bennett
Middle-Eastern/Western-Asian/Central-Asian music has used quarter-tones in music for millennia. Fucking Europeans and Japs gotta get with the times.
Liam Nelson
La monte young ttoo
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Evan Perez
check out Jute Gyte
>one man band, microtonal experimental black metal
>25 full-length albums since 2006
>all "name your price" on bandcamp
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Andrew Rodriguez
but they didn't really develop the systems or microtonal harmony. Modern Microtonalism a bit different
Jaxon Rodriguez
Yeah they did lmao. I learned about all this nonsense in wasted time in music theory and history. They have microtonal scales, patterns, melodies, etc. just like we have with 12-tonal music. Very much developed.
Easton Clark
Of course it does if you've barely ever listened to anything outside of western 12 note diatonic music (though if you pay attention to blues guitar they do tend to bend to neutral thirds and sevenths, probably without realising that's what they're doing). It takes a while for you to get your head round all the intervals and stop it sounding like an 'out of tune' diatonic scale.
Joseph Hernandez
This is some Steam Powered Giraffe type shit
Ian White
>ju
where can you find non-western microtonal harmony theory? it's almost about scales, maqams and accidental harmony but not like functional harmony in western music. what I mean is microtonalsim can go more into intervals and harmonies
Luke Phillips
>too deep for us right?
pretty much. If you dont appreciate microtonal music in its various settings, its literally to deep for you. Surprising considering its not very deep at all. Just different tuninigs.
Music should be natural. Why should it stick to a set of 12 pitches? 12TET music uses the pitches in between for things like bends and vibrato, why not for notes themselves?
Tyler Moore
The only ones cringing are people who appreciate microtonal music, whenever you post.
Camden Roberts
OP, I'd say try looking into more traditional eastern music.
Oh, I had forgotten this artist's name, thanks user.
Just listened to this a couple nights ago and thought it was fantastic, it's a mesmerizing release.
Julian Ward
if you don't understand microtonal music check this good lecture on microtonality
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Benjamin Cook
all guitars are microtonal kek
Christopher Peterson
Jayden Cox
cooooool!!! how did you find such a nice one
all bad singers are microtonal
Julian Wright
different tonal systems are not microtonality tho
Logan Gomez
Any man who enjoys Beauty in the Beast is worth taking recommendations from.
Jaxon Jenkins
dope good man
William Diaz
future music, future keyboard will be like this
microtonal music is not only for weirdos anymore
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Jonathan Thomas
>midi controller
>... yea of course it's a new instrument!
Hudson Williams
Thanks for all the links my friends. Will listen to all of them.
Juan Bailey
I've tried one, it's really awkward to play, I don't think it's "the future of keyboards", but it's a really interesting take on the keyboard, it's like the fretless counterpart to a fretted instrument.
I think it's the only keyboard with pitch modulation for each key on it, so yes, it is a new instrument.
Benjamin Watson
i can bet you its not the only keyboard that does that. haken continuum is one example from the top of my head. but im sure there are more. there are lots of custom made midi controllers out there
Levi Gomez
neither of them are midi though
Joseph Johnson
are you serious though?
Jack Morales
maybe the seaboard is, not looked at it
but it prob uses software to convert to midi
the haken def isn't though, wasn;t that thing made to control kyma? midi wouldn't offer nearly enough resolution
Ryan Walker
I dig it, there's almost a delta blues vibe going on here.
Blake Flores
i have no idea what you're saying, but i;ve only seen it used as a midi controller
Oliver Myers
it may have a (limited) midi mode
but i think the point the guy you were replying to was about its other functions, as a multidimensional input device (which would require either firewire in the case of the haken, or OSC (i assume) on the seaboard)
i know you're not wanting to get bogged down in the details, but the details are important
Nathan Evans
Sounds interesting. I know nothing music theory, but i hear elements of American blues with eastern scales mixed in. Pretty cool. But as for a first time listener, guitar may not be the best introduction since the notes aren't all totally pure.
Its like eating sweeys my whole life then finally discovering savory foods.
Jeremiah Williams
Delta Indian blues lol
Christian Ross
microtonal is even at TED now. actually spreading like never before
Polychromatic music | Dolores Catherino | TEDxSacramento
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Levi Howard
this color image of each temperaments is amzing
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Jace Parker
love this comp
Ryder Wilson
Harry Partch is important
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Adrian Jackson
half iceface tuned piano
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Robert Rivera
So sleepy
Henry Adams
>using frets
Chase Nguyen
>using frequencies
Jeremiah Young
Right