@@FASTFASTmusic it begs the question how are you going to eat the flying banana? Are we gonna be accelerating to the same velocity as the flying banana, if so given general relativity is the banana now not stationary in relation to the eater? Or we talking more along the lines of lobbing a banana into someone's mouth? Either way I'm down.
On top of an incredibly interesting, niche topic, you two are describing it with such depth and nuance in a register that not only feels comfortable, but is engaging. I love the dialogue between you two, and I think that's part of why this seemed to connect with me on a personal note
I'm so glad you feel that way! We really try to break this rather enormous topic down into bite-sized pieces :) I think you'll enjoy our new video, do let us know, what you think!
One 31TET harmonic structure I find intriguing is (for example) C D# F G#… Something “kinda like” this can be rendered in 19TET or even 12TET (same pitch names), but I find it much more compelling in 31TET, because of its close approximations of 7:6 and 8:7 harmonies. Of course, that’s just a starting point - a fairly-stable “triad alternative,” in essence, with both melodic and harmonic value.
4:50 Alois Hába's "Suite for four Trombones in 1/4-Tone-System" from 1950 starts with a very similar chord-progression; surely he'd feel honoured if he could notice that his ideas are recycled 70 years later.
I have commented to this effect on other videos as well, but I think you’re wise to suggest exploring subminor, neutral, and supermajor harmony _initially at least_ on the chord extensions: 7ths, 9ths, 11ths, etc. Those pitches are expected to sound “spicy,” and it’s usually less disorientating to maintain a familiar base harmony.
@@HearBetweenTheLines You’ve probably heard of augmented 6th chords, where an aug 6th resolves outwards to an octave: G-B-D-E# - F#-A#-C#-F# Well… with 19-TET, I can make major 7ths resolve outwards to an octave: Gb-Bb-Db-F - F#-A#-C#-F# I used a cadence like this in my piece “misatetarta”, where the chord E-A-C-F (a 3rd inversion major 7th chord) resolved to Fb-Ab-D#-Fb (a dominant 7th chord).
Your channel is super awesome! I wanna see you guy's take on Polychromatic music. Dolomuse makes really good ambient music using systems with edo's with big numbers!
Rami is a genius. He sang live with Jacob Collier too. Microtonal needs more people like Rami and Freddi to stop it feeling so impossible to regular musicians.
@@HearBetweenTheLines The chord progressions you used with extensions were really interesting, and I would not have thought of using a common tone to suspend ǂ11 into #11. You have really developed a vocabulary of microtonal progressions using extended triadic harmony, and I haven't done as much of that work yet. Overall, your clarity and delivery is amazing, it makes the whole subject sound so simple!
@@ChiffCharang Wow, thanks a lot, it's so great to hear that... We really spend a lot of time to think about how to phrase all of it. If you write something using these concepts, use #HearBtwTheLines or send it to us and we'll compile a playlist!
@@HearBetweenTheLines haha maybe. Honestly think your stevie cover is one of the freshest things i have heard in a while so maybe ill mess with 31 tet vocal harmonies :)
@@HearBetweenTheLines a bit late but this video helped me come up with ideas for this 24 edo track!! soundcloud.com/sexytoadsandfrogsfriendcircle/24-nicetone-timebender check out the rest of the album and also its first edition too... really cool microtonal stuff!
That will happen at some point. The thing is, it's much harder to explain and we kinda wanna focus on making microtonal music mainstream and not so daunting for people, you know? I actually have a 53 tone acoustic guitar, but it's just too hard to play, so it will also be turned into a 31edo one. But I'll definitely foray into 53 at some point.
@@ramiolsen Yeah makes sense! Very cool with a 53edo guitar, I didn't know that was a feasible number of frets :D I'm currently developing a 53edo digital musical instrument for myself to be able to play freely over the whole range. Although, for (bowed) string instruments 53edo actually makes more sense than 12 imho, with the pure 5ths between strings and all, unless you venture too far from the open strings that is.
@@eriknatanael It's not really feasible, hahaha, that's why I'm gonna switch... I know what you mean, with the pure fifths, that's the only slight annoyance in 31edo. But I think it's ok, you get a lot in return. I'd love to hear more about your instrument! Let us know about your progress and we'll feature it somehow!
@@ramiolsen 31 seems really nice too for sure! I might make an alternative mapping for it, should fit the system I've chosen pretty well too actually. Cool! I'm currently learning some music for recording, but I'll get back to you when I have some proper documentation on it!
Großartige Videos! Hab euch über Thomas von Holzblut gefunden, der mir einen Hals für 24tet bauen wird. War sehr überrascht, dass ich nicht der erste Spinner war, der von ihm eine Vierteltonbundierung wollte :D
I love the video! It’s super awesome. I don't know if it is out of the scope of the channel, but do you think it would be possible to make some videos that break down some of the more simple microtonal concepts. One might know what a tritone is, but I feel like there is an assumption that the viewer actually knows what to do once they see the different flavors, I know that I for sure don't lol. Since not everyone is a theory nerd or even a jazz musician looking to spice up their jazz harmony, I think it would be cool to maybe do a break down of a song like your Between Dream or a JC song. Going over how each concept is used. Not sure if I properly got my thoughts across but keep up the good work, can't wait for the next vid! sina allouk!
Thank you so much, we're glad you enjoyed it! We will definitely break down a lot of this information in the months to come and have longer examples for people to really absorb the new sounds! P.S.: What does sina allouk mean? :)
Thank you for a great video. I was wondering about keyboards in weird TETs/EDOs: the normal piano is in 12 TET and you can use 2 and detune 1 of them by 50 cents to play 24TET as you say in the video, but what about 17TET, say, or 53EDO? You'd have to use a programmable keyboard, or perhaps a virtual one. I wonder if you have any tips.
Glad you liked it! Well for those tuning systems you need to decide whether you want to have 1. a 12-note subset of them and change them with a MIDI tuning plug-in e.g. Infinitone DMT or 2. you want to get a keyboard with a different layout like the Lumatone We'd recommend starting with option 1 while saving up for 2... That's what we did
So 50 ct flat? We also tried that a bit, but found that the combination of a 14 ct too sharp major third plus the then 19 ct *too* flat minor 7th, add up to a 33 ct off septimal tritone. So actually the regular 12 TET is kind of closer to the overtone series when you take into account the relationship between the maj 3rd and b7... Apart from the theory we just didn't like the sound sooo much, because it just stops sounding like a 7th to us and more like a really unhappy 6th. But our hearing habits change, maybe we'll grow to like it. :)
How do the choirs you made sound so good? Are they pitch-corrected? Or do you have perfect pitch. It's really difficult to sing a microtone so precisely
No, nothing is pitch-corrected, we practiced with our instruments and then sung it in with microtonal guide tracks! It's not so difficult with practice!
I wondered where are you from. I think i got it: Germany Hey guys👋😄 Great video and Channel P.S. it would be great if you made a Playlist with youre favourite microtone-music, because i dont really know how to find some(besides of Jacob)
zhea erose is great, King Gizzard and Lizard Wizard are just energetically awesome. Sevish is literally the king of Microtonal electronic compositions, absolutely love his work. FASTFast are worth looking into, Spaceman by FastFast is microtonal funk, which is dope as anything, MicroFunk needs to become a thing! Also Xotla is worth a ganders. That should get you started. I may make a playlist of microtonal epicness at some stage as well, will include all the artists mentioned
@@FASTFASTmusic Lovely, lots of new things to discover, and nice to see some familiar names. I was on the edge of putting acreil, one of my friends made me feel really bad about myself after playing some tunes I liked from him. I can't remember quite what he said, but I came away feeling bad for even showing him! Also he was drunk, then started banging on about how he plays microtones when he pitch bends on the guitar. Painful conversation, I've stopped talking about Microtones with my muso friends!
So say I don’t wanna blow a load of cash. Can you recommend a midi program I can use with my 12 tet key board that will allow me to change the notes and experiment?
Surge XT is a great free and open source synth! And if you want to control all the software instruments you already know and own and can spare the 99$, I always recommend www.infinitone.com - a microtuning plug-in that shouldn't exist, it's so cool...! Hope that helped
@@ramiolsen No worries!) If you are interested, I have done a lot of arrangements in 24-tet to check out, jazz standards and originals, but not in the way as outlined in the video. The quartertones are mixed in with "regular" chord tones. It's a different kind of dissonance that is actually digestable.) I think it works pretty well. Anyways, give it a listen if you have time. My favorite jazz standards that I have arranged are Lush Life and Waltz for Debby. My favorite originals are Stretched Souls and Starless Nights. Cheers.
Very nice videos, guys! Excited to see more! I'm sitting here playing along on my Kite guitar. Have you ever considered getting one? www.KiteGuitar.com 2nd question. Flarp is nice, but shat has unfortunate connotations. What do you think of sha and fla? Or maybe even up and down? 3rd question: Mistake in the score at 6:28 in the bass clef?
1. Rami is gonna answer the guitar question: I'm very intrigued by your concept, but for our music I really want the smaller stepsizes and closer proximity! Would love to try it, though! 2. Flarps and Shats will prevail! :D And we haven't even talked about Fries and Hearts! To be continued... 3. And thanks for pointing out that mistake, you are obviously right, it's supposed to be a Db triad! Awesome that you paid such close attention!
@@HearBetweenTheLines Fries and Hearts lol. I love y'all's cheeky humor :) To be clear, the Kite guitar is fretted as every other step of 41edo, but all 41 steps are available to play. You can even play a run of consecutive edosteps, although it's a bit awkward. In 31edo, if C E G Bdb is C7, what do you call C E G Bb? For this and other reasons, you may want to use ups and downs notation: tallkite.com/misc_files/notation%20guide%20for%20edos%205-72.pdf
@@HearBetweenTheLines i created track stacks for each chord and then had one note that was part of the melody which was the reference point to the chord so the chord could shift around it. I then used the pitch correction plugin and detuned by the cents that equal temperament differs from just intonation according to the interval. but that mostly only was like 15 or less cents so i can only move one quartertone per about four chords. It sounded so bad because i shifted in the wrong direction at first but now that i corrected it, it is listenable haha It would be great to know if you use a different plugin or program though because mine can only shift up to 50 cents (using logic pro X included plugins)
Hey algorithm, here’s my vote for promoting this excellent educational content right here
You have done quite a job!
I really like how you talk in a non elitist / non nerdy way but still being informative and musical.. And funny
Ha! Perfect decription!
I don't understand that people are able to sing microtonal melodies but it opens up a whole new world. We need more of that. 31-tet is great.
It's surprisingly doable, once you have an instrument that can accompany you. Of course it's impossible to do acapella, but that's the same in 12 ;)
Hey algorithm, please make this video as popular as Adam Neely, it definitely deserves more views than "Minecraft gamer eats salad" or whatever
Tbh I'd watch a Microtonalist wolf a banana
@@MouldySoul or a fifth?
@@MouldySoul a flying banana?
@@FASTFASTmusic it begs the question how are you going to eat the flying banana? Are we gonna be accelerating to the same velocity as the flying banana, if so given general relativity is the banana now not stationary in relation to the eater?
Or we talking more along the lines of lobbing a banana into someone's mouth?
Either way I'm down.
The algorithm favors hashtags.
The rabbit hole of microtonal music goes deep indeed (it's literally 3 in the morning rn and I can no longer stop, this is a cry for help)
I feel you!! I caught myself watching Amelia Huff's video on primodality at 2 AM, what to do, it's too flarping fascinating :D
6:45 was so heavenly it's motivating me to write some micotonal music
On top of an incredibly interesting, niche topic, you two are describing it with such depth and nuance in a register that not only feels comfortable, but is engaging. I love the dialogue between you two, and I think that's part of why this seemed to connect with me on a personal note
I'm so glad you feel that way! We really try to break this rather enormous topic down into bite-sized pieces :) I think you'll enjoy our new video, do let us know, what you think!
Great video, keep it up!
Wohooo! You know you're doing a good job if Tolgahan says something nice about you ;) Thanks man, we love your channel!
@@HearBetweenTheLines Thanks!
I'm binge watching the hell out of this channel. Great content guys! Keep it up. Also looking forward to your album
Well, welcome aboard! :)) Thanks so much, Francisco!
Yeaaaaah yeaaaah more!!!
Could get addicted to this stuff.
When I think about it, a mannfish/read between the lines collab would be so cool to see!
Mannfish is the stuff!! Would love to collab...
One 31TET harmonic structure I find intriguing is (for example) C D# F G#… Something “kinda like” this can be rendered in 19TET or even 12TET (same pitch names), but I find it much more compelling in 31TET, because of its close approximations of 7:6 and 8:7 harmonies. Of course, that’s just a starting point - a fairly-stable “triad alternative,” in essence, with both melodic and harmonic value.
Oh yea subscribed
4:50 Alois Hába's "Suite for four Trombones in 1/4-Tone-System" from 1950 starts with a very similar chord-progression; surely he'd feel honoured if he could notice that his ideas are recycled 70 years later.
Damn, that scene with microtonal instruments was hillarious. I laughed really hard
Hahaha, glad you enjoyed it :D
I have commented to this effect on other videos as well, but I think you’re wise to suggest exploring subminor, neutral, and supermajor harmony _initially at least_ on the chord extensions: 7ths, 9ths, 11ths, etc. Those pitches are expected to sound “spicy,” and it’s usually less disorientating to maintain a familiar base harmony.
Great work and luscious music! Looking forward to more.
leading tone fork!!! so nice!
Also, the 13th harmonic is 41 cents sharp, approximately a quarter tone sharp.
Absolutely :)
@@HearBetweenTheLines You’ve probably heard of augmented 6th chords, where an aug 6th resolves outwards to an octave:
G-B-D-E# - F#-A#-C#-F#
Well… with 19-TET, I can make major 7ths resolve outwards to an octave:
Gb-Bb-Db-F - F#-A#-C#-F#
I used a cadence like this in my piece “misatetarta”, where the chord E-A-C-F (a 3rd inversion major 7th chord) resolved to Fb-Ab-D#-Fb (a dominant 7th chord).
This rocks
You rock! ;)
Your channel is super awesome! I wanna see you guy's take on Polychromatic music. Dolomuse makes really good ambient music using systems with edo's with big numbers!
All right, just wait until next week! :) And yes, Dolores is super cool.
fuck yeah. Just fuck yeah. Hope this channel gets a wave of subscribers
Rami is a genius. He sang live with Jacob Collier too. Microtonal needs more people like Rami and Freddi to stop it feeling so impossible to regular musicians.
@@FASTFASTmusic Agreed! And wait a second, didn't they play a piece of your music in the video? Great work there!
@@MouldySoul they did! Very grateful for that!
You are making it happends guys, in the very next years we'll have microtonals music
Yeeeeees, let's do it!
Medic is definitely in need of some shaking uppery
0:52 My man Fux! didn't think I'd ever see that name anywhere outside of my modal counterpoint class or my bookshelf.
hahahaha :D
GREAT VIDEO - thank you 🙏🏼
Unbelievable 💯😍
You guys. This is an amazing resource for composers. Bravissimo!
Grazie mille! We're very interested in your music, too, was there anything new for you in it?
@@HearBetweenTheLines The chord progressions you used with extensions were really interesting, and I would not have thought of using a common tone to suspend ǂ11 into #11. You have really developed a vocabulary of microtonal progressions using extended triadic harmony, and I haven't done as much of that work yet. Overall, your clarity and delivery is amazing, it makes the whole subject sound so simple!
@@ChiffCharang Wow, thanks a lot, it's so great to hear that... We really spend a lot of time to think about how to phrase all of it.
If you write something using these concepts, use #HearBtwTheLines or send it to us and we'll compile a playlist!
Excellent video - XA shout out was great!
Gotta pay tribute to the tribe
Exciting stuff!
Thanks! Up next: microtonal bedroom jam?!
@@HearBetweenTheLines haha maybe. Honestly think your stevie cover is one of the freshest things i have heard in a while so maybe ill mess with 31 tet vocal harmonies :)
i love love love this new channel and direction!!! very entertaining but im also LEARNING things im gonna use in my music now!!!
Rock on! Send us your new music and we'll compile a playlist!
@@HearBetweenTheLines a bit late but this video helped me come up with ideas for this 24 edo track!!
soundcloud.com/sexytoadsandfrogsfriendcircle/24-nicetone-timebender
check out the rest of the album and also its first edition too... really cool microtonal stuff!
@@hatsunemiku39-real YEAH! What a banger, this is awesome! Great job!
Hecc yeah I’m subscribing now
Keep up the wonderful work. Microtonal music theory is only beginning...
Excellent video and very interesting ideas! I'd love to see this expanded to 53edo as well ;)
That will happen at some point. The thing is, it's much harder to explain and we kinda wanna focus on making microtonal music mainstream and not so daunting for people, you know? I actually have a 53 tone acoustic guitar, but it's just too hard to play, so it will also be turned into a 31edo one. But I'll definitely foray into 53 at some point.
@@ramiolsen Yeah makes sense! Very cool with a 53edo guitar, I didn't know that was a feasible number of frets :D I'm currently developing a 53edo digital musical instrument for myself to be able to play freely over the whole range. Although, for (bowed) string instruments 53edo actually makes more sense than 12 imho, with the pure 5ths between strings and all, unless you venture too far from the open strings that is.
@@eriknatanael It's not really feasible, hahaha, that's why I'm gonna switch... I know what you mean, with the pure fifths, that's the only slight annoyance in 31edo. But I think it's ok, you get a lot in return.
I'd love to hear more about your instrument! Let us know about your progress and we'll feature it somehow!
@@ramiolsen 31 seems really nice too for sure! I might make an alternative mapping for it, should fit the system I've chosen pretty well too actually.
Cool! I'm currently learning some music for recording, but I'll get back to you when I have some proper documentation on it!
Hey Erik, did you get further with your instrument? Would love to hear about your progress :)
Loved it!!!
Looking forward to making music with you again, Vadims! ;)
Funny and very informative :)
Comment for algorithm :) great stuff
Awesome, thanks!
Großartige Videos! Hab euch über Thomas von Holzblut gefunden, der mir einen Hals für 24tet bauen wird. War sehr überrascht, dass ich nicht der erste Spinner war, der von ihm eine Vierteltonbundierung wollte :D
Wie nice ist das denn! Lass uns gerne mal schnacken!
Awesome!
amazing video as well, you guys have amazing quality of content and videos! (I also like the human and animal liberation logo on your wall)
YEEES, a fellow vegan by any chance? :)
@@HearBetweenTheLines yes i am ,you are just getting better!
@@albusking2966 Awesome, that's so nice. Rock on, my friend!
I liiiike it
Awesome video. You have a new subscriber.
Welcome aboard!
I love the video! It’s super awesome. I don't know if it is out of the scope of the channel, but do you think it would be possible to make some videos that break down some of the more simple microtonal concepts. One might know what a tritone is, but I feel like there is an assumption that the viewer actually knows what to do once they see the different flavors, I know that I for sure don't lol. Since not everyone is a theory nerd or even a jazz musician looking to spice up their jazz harmony, I think it would be cool to maybe do a break down of a song like your Between Dream or a JC song. Going over how each concept is used. Not sure if I properly got my thoughts across but keep up the good work, can't wait for the next vid! sina allouk!
Thank you so much, we're glad you enjoyed it! We will definitely break down a lot of this information in the months to come and have longer examples for people to really absorb the new sounds!
P.S.: What does sina allouk mean? :)
Thank you for a great video. I was wondering about keyboards in weird TETs/EDOs: the normal piano is in 12 TET and you can use 2 and detune 1 of them by 50 cents to play 24TET as you say in the video, but what about 17TET, say, or 53EDO? You'd have to use a programmable keyboard, or perhaps a virtual one. I wonder if you have any tips.
Glad you liked it! Well for those tuning systems you need to decide whether you want to have
1. a 12-note subset of them and change them with a MIDI tuning plug-in e.g. Infinitone DMT
or
2. you want to get a keyboard with a different layout like the Lumatone
We'd recommend starting with option 1 while saving up for 2... That's what we did
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I use a half-flatted minor 7th to approximate the seventh harmonic.
So 50 ct flat? We also tried that a bit, but found that the combination of a 14 ct too sharp major third plus the then 19 ct *too* flat minor 7th, add up to a 33 ct off septimal tritone. So actually the regular 12 TET is kind of closer to the overtone series when you take into account the relationship between the maj 3rd and b7... Apart from the theory we just didn't like the sound sooo much, because it just stops sounding like a 7th to us and more like a really unhappy 6th.
But our hearing habits change, maybe we'll grow to like it. :)
@@HearBetweenTheLines I don’t use that with the major third. I use that with the -50 cent minor third (approximating 7/6)
@@ValkyRiver That makes a lot of sense!! Thanks for clarifying!
How do the choirs you made sound so good? Are they pitch-corrected? Or do you have perfect pitch.
It's really difficult to sing a microtone so precisely
No, nothing is pitch-corrected, we practiced with our instruments and then sung it in with microtonal guide tracks! It's not so difficult with practice!
I wondered where are you from.
I think i got it: Germany
Hey guys👋😄
Great video and Channel
P.S. it would be great if you made a Playlist with youre favourite microtone-music, because i dont really know how to find some(besides of Jacob)
zhea erose is great, King Gizzard and Lizard Wizard are just energetically awesome. Sevish is literally the king of Microtonal electronic compositions, absolutely love his work. FASTFast are worth looking into, Spaceman by FastFast is microtonal funk, which is dope as anything, MicroFunk needs to become a thing! Also Xotla is worth a ganders. That should get you started. I may make a playlist of microtonal epicness at some stage as well, will include all the artists mentioned
@@MouldySoul thanks so much
This is my playlist which I made for my Microtonal radio show th-cam.com/play/PLQEcRbQUwAlMcDvjzMoeTdq_gaKVxxgX8.html
@@FASTFASTmusic Lovely, lots of new things to discover, and nice to see some familiar names. I was on the edge of putting acreil, one of my friends made me feel really bad about myself after playing some tunes I liked from him. I can't remember quite what he said, but I came away feeling bad for even showing him!
Also he was drunk, then started banging on about how he plays microtones when he pitch bends on the guitar. Painful conversation, I've stopped talking about Microtones with my muso friends!
@@MouldySoul I've found the only people that really don't like Microtones are other musicians (perfect pitch people especially)
So say I don’t wanna blow a load of cash. Can you recommend a midi program I can use with my 12 tet key board that will allow me to change the notes and experiment?
Surge XT is a great free and open source synth! And if you want to control all the software instruments you already know and own and can spare the 99$, I always recommend www.infinitone.com - a microtuning plug-in that shouldn't exist, it's so cool...!
Hope that helped
nice music
Great vid! Is there a link to your shop, are you guys selling microtonal keyboards?
Absolutely! Our smallest keyboards have 527 keys! ;)
@@HearBetweenTheLines Where is the link?
@@dustindrews24-tet79 Oh my god, we're so sorry, it was a joke, Dustin! We don't have a shop. But maybe someday, who knows! :)
@@ramiolsen No worries!) If you are interested, I have done a lot of arrangements in 24-tet to check out, jazz standards and originals, but not in the way as outlined in the video. The quartertones are mixed in with "regular" chord tones. It's a different kind of dissonance that is actually digestable.) I think it works pretty well. Anyways, give it a listen if you have time. My favorite jazz standards that I have arranged are Lush Life and Waltz for Debby. My favorite originals are Stretched Souls and Starless Nights. Cheers.
can you guys please make a microtonal version of bts dynamite? that would be so awesome, not to mention we finally get to see you guys dance.
Very nice videos, guys! Excited to see more! I'm sitting here playing along on my Kite guitar. Have you ever considered getting one? www.KiteGuitar.com
2nd question. Flarp is nice, but shat has unfortunate connotations. What do you think of sha and fla? Or maybe even up and down?
3rd question: Mistake in the score at 6:28 in the bass clef?
1. Rami is gonna answer the guitar question: I'm very intrigued by your concept, but for our music I really want the smaller stepsizes and closer proximity! Would love to try it, though!
2. Flarps and Shats will prevail! :D And we haven't even talked about Fries and Hearts! To be continued...
3. And thanks for pointing out that mistake, you are obviously right, it's supposed to be a Db triad! Awesome that you paid such close attention!
@@HearBetweenTheLines Fries and Hearts lol. I love y'all's cheeky humor :)
To be clear, the Kite guitar is fretted as every other step of 41edo, but all 41 steps are available to play. You can even play a run of consecutive edosteps, although it's a bit awkward.
In 31edo, if C E G Bdb is C7, what do you call C E G Bb? For this and other reasons, you may want to use ups and downs notation: tallkite.com/misc_files/notation%20guide%20for%20edos%205-72.pdf
D-did you just say C shat 7???
Sí, claro! Ja, natürlich! Yeah, we did! haha
ok i just tried my own microtonal modulation from a to a half flat in logic and it sounds absolutely disgusting haha
:D So how did you try to do it? Maybe we can help?
@@HearBetweenTheLines i created track stacks for each chord and then had one note that was part of the melody which was the reference point to the chord so the chord could shift around it. I then used the pitch correction plugin and detuned by the cents that equal temperament differs from just intonation according to the interval. but that mostly only was like 15 or less cents so i can only move one quartertone per about four chords.
It sounded so bad because i shifted in the wrong direction at first but now that i corrected it, it is listenable haha
It would be great to know if you use a different plugin or program though because mine can only shift up to 50 cents (using logic pro X included plugins)
Loved it!