https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QE2CEh66gTg
Terry Riley performance 1970s.
Just stumbled upon this.
Yamaha YC-45D* modified for Just Intonation for Terry Riley.
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I remember 2001/2002 influenced by Jan Garbarek (Saxophone), with Anouar Brahem (Oud), Shaukat Husain (tabla)
particularly their track Sull Lull (its not on youtube standard)
so here's their track Sebika
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_g_zCxUBbbc
and
L Shankar double Electric Violin+Viola
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=txjJrtx7B18
I was playing my version of Jan Garbarek, Anouar Brahem, L Shankar.
I had An1x, Sy85.
I never heard of Terry Riley.
It was only around 15 years later I heard of Terry.
I realised I been trying to do tings on keybords (Equal Temperament),
Terry did 40 50 years earlier on Just Intonation.
I could still do this stuff but I have to be in the frame of whatever. I can't just sit a keyboard.
Similar the Blues, as the saying goes : you don't play the Blues, you gotta feel be the Blues.
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https://www.soundonsound.com/forum/view ... f=25&t=559
Dave Etheridge made some nice posts on Just Intonation.
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*(There was a YC-45D around 440squid, collection only, on Reverb, it was Equal Temperament).
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Re: Just Intonation
I actually tried this tuned for C on Yoshimi (with it's microtonal settings). Quite interesting having the lack of beating, but does restrict you to the key it's set for, unless you want the oddities off-key.
I also tried Pythagorean tuning. That made a subtle but noticeable difference to some of my more complex tunes.
I also tried Pythagorean tuning. That made a subtle but noticeable difference to some of my more complex tunes.
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Re: Just Intonation
I heard something similar to Just Intonation at the open mic at the pub last night.
A girl singer turned up with backing tracks on her phone. When singing she would take a run up towards the notes before deciding on a rough approximation of a target pitch. I called it Just-in-Time Intonation.
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A girl singer turned up with backing tracks on her phone. When singing she would take a run up towards the notes before deciding on a rough approximation of a target pitch. I called it Just-in-Time Intonation.
Andy
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Appreciated Dashanna. I was trying to locate it as I hadn't heard it before.
Folderol wrote: ↑Wed Aug 04, 2021 10:57 am I actually tried this tuned for C on Yoshimi (with it's microtonal settings). Quite interesting having the lack of beating, but does restrict you to the key it's set for, unless you want the oddities off-key.
I also tried Pythagorean tuning. That made a subtle but noticeable difference to some of my more complex tunes.
Will you are the Yoshimi person. This is the first time I considered Yoshimi now that you said it does microtonal.
zenguitar wrote: ↑Wed Aug 04, 2021 1:25 pm I heard something similar to Just Intonation at the open mic at the pub last night.
A girl singer turned up with backing tracks on her phone. When singing she would take a run up towards the notes before deciding on a rough approximation of a target pitch. I called it Just-in-Time Intonation.
Andy
That's why I make instrumental music. I'm a legend at just no intonation or is it atonal singing
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