I like it. You can definitely hear the progression - which surprised me. I expected a small EDO to sound more uniform. ... -- http://DoctorOakroot.com -...

Nice piece Carlo -- I've always been attracted to the small-edo tunings because they are easy and fun to work with. Here's a piece based on a "seven line...

Thanks Bill you are right, 7edo is easy and fun. the fact that an octave (7 steps) fits in a fifth (7 keys of a standard keyboard) helps a lot! Your "Seven...

Thanks Doctor Oakroot the progression is a very simple I IV V I but yes, you can definitely hear it!...

I have the same experience you described in your blog. After some time of working in 7edo, it souded so "normal" to me that I had to play 12edo to be able to...

... This is making me want to write something in 7-equal; thanks! (I've messed around with 7- and 5-tone, but never finished a serious work a "macrotonal"...

Thanks Danny the rhythm is done with a single, 8 bars long, loop of Reason's Dr:Rex copied and pasted (each copy randomized), with LFO assigned to pan (as you...

Hi Milan I did not map the 7 steps of the scale to 7 white keys (it did not even occur to me!) but to the 7 contiguous keys of my master keyboard. To me this...

My usual mapping is 7edo on white keys and tones from 14edo on black keys. But I never used this 12 of 14 scale in any finished piece. Two simple songs in 7edo...

Hi Milan Pavouci is much too scary for my taste (who's got that Barry White voice? You?) Kelt is much more "digestible" (I like that one) ... to ... ...

Yes, it is my heavily processed tenor. :-) M...

This piece is quite cool! Very good! Jay...

I agree - I let it run in the background for about an hour. Makes me want to try my hand at 7 EDO ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...

Thanks Chris...

Thank Jay I appreciate that!...