New stuff on the music page!

I have some new additions to my music page:

* An FTP site with musical MP3's (initially with low-quality versions of
the files I've sent to the Tuning Punks site, and sometime later I'll be
converting all my old RA's to MP3 and putting them here).

* 15-TET and 22-TET MIDI versions of Galticeran (originally written 14
years ago for piano).

* Three of John deLaubenfels' retuned versions of my MIDI files.

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Kudos as always, especially to Galticeran! The 22-tone version seems so
much more musical than any of the others. I wonder why that is, in this
case...

-Carl

Carl Lumma wrote,

>Kudos as always, especially to Galticeran! The 22-tone version seems so
>much more musical than any of the others. I wonder why that is, in this
>case...

Herman Miller wrote me off-list,

>The 15-equal version uses "Honky-tonk Piano", the 22-equal version uses
>"Bright Acoustic Piano", and the others use "Acoustic Grand Piano".

Maybe that helps answer your question? My new sound card (Yamaha DS-XG) has
the best piano sounds I've ever heard, so I noticed these differences
immediately.

>>>Kudos as always, especially to Galticeran! The 22-tone version seems so
>>>much more musical than any of the others. I wonder why that is, in this
>>>case...
>>
>>The 15-equal version uses "Honky-tonk Piano", the 22-equal version uses
>>"Bright Acoustic Piano", and the others use "Acoustic Grand Piano".
>
>Maybe that helps answer your question? My new sound card (Yamaha DS-XG) has
>the best piano sounds I've ever heard, so I noticed these differences
>immediately.

I noticed that, but I think I just like the 22-tet tuning better.

-Carl