...still waiting for your sax work...

Earlier, Jon said:

> Oh: still waiting for your sax work...

I haven't finished anything recently, which is when
I've actually started to feel comfortable on the WX5,
but here's an early exploration on the wind controller
in 7-tet using the Cronox software synth. It's called
"Septaria."

http://homepages.cae.wisc.edu/~sethares/Septaria.mp3

Comments/thoughts/criticisms etc. are welcome....

--Bill Sethares

Hi Bill,
I'm a fan of your work, I think you are really onto the grand unification of tuning theory.
I play sax and want to get a midi controller that can switch between 7-limit JI scales in pd or max/msp, using sound resources from Kontakt or other microtunable softsynths.
Also very interested in mapping pitch-sets graphically like Paul Erlich, but designing them as lifeform interactive instruments in either pd or Ableton+max/msp/jitter...
What's the best way to go?
In loving kindness,
Chance

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Sethares" <sethares@...> wrote:
>
> Earlier, Jon said:
>
> > Oh: still waiting for your sax work...
>
> I haven't finished anything recently, which is when
> I've actually started to feel comfortable on the WX5,
> but here's an early exploration on the wind controller
> in 7-tet using the Cronox software synth. It's called
> "Septaria."
>
> http://homepages.cae.wisc.edu/~sethares/Septaria.mp3
>
> Comments/thoughts/criticisms etc. are welcome....
>
> --Bill Sethares
>

Hi Bill,
This is Chance again,
I'm not on this list very often any more, could you please send a response to ChanceConvergence@...?

Just checked out your website and Septaria is awesome. Right in it with the septimal harmonics. Love it. The drum sources could use a little post-glitch texturing and maybe some lowercase or foundsound backgrounds.

These are some of the sounds I'm into:
disquiet.com
anahatasound.com
and Chain Music: http://www.sitesakamoto.com/chainmusic/#

Warm regards,
Chance
541-513-0448
ChanceConvergence@...
tribes.tribe.net/CipherConvergence

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Sethares" <sethares@...> wrote:
>
> Earlier, Jon said:
>
> > Oh: still waiting for your sax work...
>
> I haven't finished anything recently, which is when
> I've actually started to feel comfortable on the WX5,
> but here's an early exploration on the wind controller
> in 7-tet using the Cronox software synth. It's called
> "Septaria."
>
> http://homepages.cae.wisc.edu/~sethares/Septaria.mp3
>
> Comments/thoughts/criticisms etc. are welcome....
>
> --Bill Sethares
>