Not really too into electronic stuff tho

So my opinion probably doesn't matter that much

Overall I like it tho

a cover of a song I recorded with my phone

Oh and heres a demo of a song I'm working on

@d0erli https://instaud.io/private/525d5c4f04e93d9935717975cd096ab9716c1e19

i tried composing something in 19-TET tuning

the fuck is 19-TET

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/19_equal_temperament

tbf i only used those intervals which form a subset of those analogous to 12-tet intervals :--D

which shouldn't count

Oh jesus

it's meant to sound a bit "foreign" and out of tune

That's too much theory for me tbh

But I like the piece if it's any help

thanks

check this out @d0erli https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9WPfkXQa_Y

Wait is this Zwölftonmusik

I have a friend who studies music and he kept raving on and on about it

well, not really, more like Vierundzwanzigtonmusik

you divide an octave into 24 equal parts rather than 12 equal parts

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viertelton-Musik

you talk in quarter-tones rather than semitones

you can't play this on a normal piano

also, https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klassische_arabische_Musik

Oooh I see

Should be possible on violins and other fret based instruments that don't have metal bars inlaid in the fretboard at least

yes

but it's much harder than it sounds, really

much much harder

your pitch perception wants to quantize it to the nearest semitone subconsciously

because you immediately perceive it as a false note

Yeah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaYaXpyRjbc

I'm listening to this right now and it just sounds like the piano is out of tune

composing in these microtonal systems requires a shitload of analysis imo

because often you can't just "feel it"

Yeah but it's that kind of intellectual level analysis I'm not really interested in when it comes to music

The emotional aspect ("feeling" it) tickles my music bone much harder