Name: Last of Lines by Gregory Sanchez 1
Duration: 5 min 4 s
Description: This is my first song that I have done in 17 EDO.

Ah yes let the distortion flow through you... the fuzz sounds so good in 17!

11. Burning Bright

Playing my 24 TONE quarter tone guitar, a random song idea using lots of neutral harmonies. 

24 TONE GUITAR Jam Session

In the style of old west piano tunes, this is Lychee Rag. A fusion style of rag time with thai traditional music played in a 7 equal tuned scale with other chromatic notes for embellishments.  

Tuned in 14 Equal Temperament
 

Lychee Rag - 14 ET

Bach prelude in C major retuned to 14 ET. In this tuning, the major scale is equalized making major and minor distinctions perfectly equal. The result is an equatonic scale which turns classic bach music into very interesting, contemporary sort of chill jazzy music.  All the harmonies are neutral with the exception of the chords which borrow notes from the Nether region of the keyboard.  

Bach retuned - Prelude in Shi     14 EDO

01 In The Wind1 (1)

Two preludes in the gorgo[6] scale of 16 EDO. 

Two Little Gorgo Preludes - 16 EDO

No one should pay any attention to content of my words
I just write them so you'll listen to the new sounds that I have for you
None, Like, Dislike, Lie!   None, Like, Dislike, Lie!  

None like lies to their face, music cannot lie if it lacks the wrong words
Likes don't make up the whole of you, despite what the metric to measure worth, despite what the metric to measure worth thinks 
None, Like, Dislike, Lie!   None, Like, Dislike, Lie!   None, Like, Dislike, Lie!   No (one) likes (the) dislike (of a) lie.

We don't like lies as they make it impossible to get a handle on real and important situational you
None, Like, Dislike, Lie!
None (one) like (the) dislike (of a) lie.
None like (the) dislike (of a) lie, No
one, No (No one) like (the) dislike (No (of a), one), lie...

None Like Dislike Lie (14 - EDO)

utonal guitar piece 1 demo

some first or second take OS hardcore tracks done quick

Strikeout HxC

Excerpt from "Spectre of Radiants" by R Keena Lawler & John Krausbauer

“Spectre of radiants” is a droning, everlasting buzz of strings, gently
undulating and intersecting. 
Unconventionally played, as usual, the resonator guitars and the banjos, builds the perfect stream of sound to accompany your longest days.
Fitting in the ultraminimalist/drone panorama, this acoustic gem follow the lineage draw by authors like Phill Niblock, Tony Conrad or Elaine Radigue, mixing and confronting it with the direct attitude toward sound of people like Jim O'Rourke to finally build another chapter in the investigation on acoustic and physics that underline the very musical spirit of the authors.

Spectre of Radiants

R Keenan Lawler & John Krausbauer - Spectre of Radiants (excp) (from "Spectre of Radiants" AG20)

This is my first song that I have done in 17 EDO.

Last of Lines

Gregory Sanchez 1

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