You might remember the Xenharmonic FMTS synthesizer from this previous post. Tony from dubbism wrote in with a link to a tutorial for those that might be interested in exploring microtonal/xenharmonic music.
"Written with the FMTS in mind, it's an attempt to demystify microtonal/xenharmonic music and to challenge the idea that you need to be a scientist to understand the theory. There's a lot of groovy xenharmonic music and enough info and resources to get you started in 10 minutes.
For those who need to brush up on their knowledge of FM synthesis there's even a super easy FM tutorial over here."
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YouTube Uploaded by tonydubshot on Apr 15, 2011
Friday, April 15, 2011
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