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

p19 is spooky

https://instaud.io/private/f7f3d9f5b658b1307597b6c44232b1421c413865 @seler @d0erli

what do you thincc

Pretty fucking cool

Sounds like from an 80's synthwave record

>Neighbour stops mowing the lawn
>Ok cool that means I can record, time to look for a book or short story

>Other neighbour starts cutting bricks

continue or nah

Continue

Even if you end up scrapping it anyway you made improvements and can learn something from it

Ye true
Okie maybe I'll continue it this week

@d0erli thanx

15-TET tuning

it's a bit far from my own style tbh

and i can't draw blood

I can't draw, period

I still do it every now and then

Because it's ||fun||

https://instaud.io/private/29bdf1b67699de288389148d6d9aaffde8d8e0e4

same with me and playing my guitar

@d0erli

I really like the distortion on the rythm guitar

Do you use an amp or is it a digital filter?

i've got a really good preamp and that's it, it's all amp/cabinet/guitar pedal sims

i don't even own a guitar/bass amp

<:haha:318675605233336330>

I've been using the same amp for like 8 or 9 years now

i always record clean signal and then use real-time effects to sculpt the sound

http://cdn.roland.com/assets/images/products/gallery/cube_60_angle_gal.jpg

that will change as i bought 2 guitar pedals recently, they're currently en route

Oof nice