MATRIXSYNTH: Highway 43


Monday, September 17, 2007

Highway 43


YouTube via JimGordon5. "43-note-per-octave music by Jim Gordon"
Posted by matrix at 9/17/2007 11:05:00 AM
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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous9/17/07, 11:11 AM

    jbl 4208's!

    i thought i was the last jerkoff on the planet using those.

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  2. Anonymous9/17/07, 12:51 PM

    That is what I hate about ANALOGUE synthesizers. That piecce was terribly out of tune. How can one live with that?

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  3. Brian9/17/07, 12:59 PM

    I liked it! I am wondering what a piece of sheet music from this song would look like? Would you just note scale and then write it out regularly or do you come up with a whole new clef?
    I think it might sound "out of tune" due to the scale...and I like the warbling nature - like music with sirens :)

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  4. axiom-crux9/17/07, 2:07 PM

    this piece makes me nausious. It sounds dizzy

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  5. Anonymous9/17/07, 4:43 PM

    1974: Harry Partch develops 43 note per octave chromatic scale. Tries to come up with a popular use for it. Unfortunately dies the same year his work is published.

    Thirty years go by. Nothing happens. Until...

    2004: Crazy Frog!

    (Harry turns over in his grave.)

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  6. Doktor Future9/17/07, 4:58 PM

    This works just fine for me for some reason.

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  7. Mr. Array9/17/07, 6:15 PM

    Jim is awesome. Check out the rest of his music here:

    http://jimsjazz.com/

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