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Thank you very much! I'm afraid I do not have either, it was composed by ear.

@@zpc9225 no matter! Now I'm at the PC, I can hear it better, and just improvise another line or two ... 😀

Yup. I tuned my 9tone guitar to 36.

Thanks for watching! I recently converted a guitar to 10edo. Loads of fun!

Thank you so much!

Skip fretting besides the obvious 13edo? None, unless you count 2edo. You could do a 138cet 13/12 non octave system I suppose. I strongly favor 26 in it's entirety over those options though.

@@zpc9225 There is 41 edo skip fretted into 20.5 edo with the kite guitar. Are you saying that something similar can't be done? There are more frets.

@@SumangalSinhaRoy I'm aware of the Kite guitar. 41 is an odd numbered edo so a division of the double octave (ED4) is feasible. 41 works especially well for this when tuned in 3rds on a seven string. Of course you can arbitrarily omit whichever frets you like as long as you can make practical use of it.

@@zpc9225 Since there are more frets, couldn't there be more skip fretting configs?

@@SumangalSinhaRoy You can arrange any fretting however you want according to ones best interest. For instance I once knew a guy with a 34edo guitar but he left the second octave as 17edo. That's about all I can say on it.

Yeah I had to sell a bunch of guitars in order to pay rent after losing my job about 4 years ago. Thankfully I was able to buy the guitar back and have it completely refurbished. It's like a whole new guitar now.

What's great about systems like 19, 26 and 31 is that they have meantone. So you can play traditional music. However 26 has most exotic flavor of all meantone systems because it has a neutral second 13/12 right in the diatonic scale. It can get a bit disorienting with all of the frets but it's doable with fingerboard inlays and some practice. Once you get that under your belt it's fairly straightforward to navigate on. I'm concentrating on what makes the tuning shine in a more consonant way, rather than overly abrasive and dissonant tonalities. While the explicitly strange stuff may have it's place, I think this approach has more potential to capture people's interest and showcases the benefits and reason for using microtonal tunings. At least that's what I aim for. It's more musical and pleasant in my opinion.

@@zpc9225 Thank you so much for responding this much, I have never been interested in true temperament or quarter note frets, but I would honestly try one to see if I could navigate, because I intuitively navigate 6,7,8, and extended range instruments just fine. I think the intervallic relationships would be hardest to learn.

Thank you!

Wow I'm amazed someone actually watched and commented. Thanks Kit

Thanks much! Yeah it's great to experiment with. No frets to limit pitch sliding. The only downside is the dampened sound with lack of sustain. Plus the string tension is a bit different without frets.

Hey, thank you! 😎👍

@@zpc9225 You're welcome mate! ;) Btw, feel free to subscribe to my channel, check out some of my videos and leave a comment! ;)

Thanks it's fun just letting loose and coloring outside the lines sometimes. I do take playing very seriously though.

@@zpc9225 that’s good if ur passionate about something it’s good to take it seriously

I had to sell it unfortunately to pay rent. 😟. Maybe one day I'll make another one.

Oof. That’s a shame. Hopefully, your guitar at least found a good home.

Hey, thank you so much!😁

Come again?

Sure I can do that.

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