A pretty "jazzy" comma pump

Hi there.

If I said Mike would like my idea of tetradic pumps, now I think he will especially like this example.

In message # 100764, I described a comma pump in amity using generator numbers -15 to +15.

I've turned this very same progression into a MIDI file and it's available here:

/tuning/files/PetrParizek/amity_maximal_tetradic_pump.mid

Petr

I wrote:

> I've turned this very same progression into a MIDI file and it's available
> here:
> /tuning/files/PetrParizek/amity_maximal_tetradic_pump.mid

BTW: there are 2 measures per each melodic phrase, while there are 5 measures per each comma pump.
Therefore, when the first pump is finished, the melodic phrase is halfway through, which means it gets in sync after no more than 10 measures.

Petr

Petr wrote:

> Hi there.
>
> If I said Mike would like my idea of tetradic pumps, now I
> think he will especially like this example.
> In message # 100764, I described a comma pump in amity using
> generator numbers -15 to +15.
> I've turned this very same progression into a MIDI file and
> it's available here:
>
> /tuning/files/PetrParizek/
> amity_maximal_tetradic_pump.mid

Mike can't reply right now, as he is lying in a puddle
on the floor. He telepathically asked me to post his
enthusiastic response while he congeals.

-Carl

2011/7/16 Petr Pařízek <petrparizek2000@...>
>
> Hi there.
>
> If I said Mike would like my idea of tetradic pumps, now I think he will
> especially like this example.
>
> In message # 100764, I described a comma pump in amity using generator
> numbers -15 to +15.
>
> I've turned this very same progression into a MIDI file and it's available
> here:
>
> /tuning/files/PetrParizek/amity_maximal_tetradic_pump.mid

Wow. That's crazy. I was messing around with some maj7 and m7 based
comma pumps in porcupine the other day and they blew my mind, btw. I
think this approach will sound -amazing- for Porcupine, especially
because 9/5 is the generator as well.

Awesome man, look forward to more of these!

-Mike