Microtonal tuning is where Love Music More gets skeptical of mysticism and curious about alternatives at once. The essay 440 or 432 Hz debunks tuning conspiracy claims as a 20th-century standards compromise, the solo episode Why are there 12 notes? explains why equal temperament won out, and 31-note microtonalist Levi McClain makes the case for the emotional colors outside that grid.
Every place microtonal music turns up across Luke F. Walton's work: 6 episodes, 5 more.
Works named for this topic: a song called Microtonal music, an episode titled after it.
Why are there 12 notes?Songs, episodes, and writing this topic is about by title or tag.
440 or 432 Hz — What Frequency Is Better? Bending The Fabric Of Scales with Levi McClain (31-Note Microtonalist) Tuning into the Universe's Frequency (What Are Notes?) Do Keys Feel Different? It's the Circle of Fifths Perfect Pitch - Nature or Nurture?Mentions it in the lyrics, notes, or body: adjacent, not the headline.
A Building On Wheels with Sam Durkes (Ezra Furman, Grace Cummins, Art More) A Universe Of Groove with Harry Terrell (Still Woozy, Maggie Rogers, The Breathing Effect) I Why are there twelve notes?See also: all topics · song themes · podcast episodes