In musical terms, usage of any of the microtonal systems has a very obvious benefit: to expand the possible color palette with which we composers and performers can create music; to make the music a lot more potentially interesting to listen to. The tricky thing is in how to communicate it between musicians. In particular, notating the various forms of microtonality can be a real challenge.
Thankfully, we have crafted a way for you to use this beautiful technique and experience microtonal magic on your ERAE Touch.
Here's a how to do it:
Open Erae LAB Software (embodme.com/downloads)
Step 1) Disable Glissando
Step 2) Set Vibrato strength to 1
Step 3) Set Vibrato Return Speed to None
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Andrew Haring
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4 months ago
Does this mean that a new note will be triggered when the finger crosses from one key to the next? If so, does that mean there is no way to play microtonally with continuous pitch across a keyboard or grid?
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In musical terms, usage of any of the microtonal systems has a very obvious benefit: to expand the possible color palette with which we composers and performers can create music; to make the music a lot more potentially interesting to listen to. The tricky thing is in how to communicate it between musicians. In particular, notating the various forms of microtonality can be a real challenge.
Thankfully, we have crafted a way for you to use this beautiful technique and experience microtonal magic on your ERAE Touch.
Here's a how to do it:
Open Erae LAB Software (embodme.com/downloads)
Step 1) Disable Glissando
Step 2) Set Vibrato strength to 1
Step 3) Set Vibrato Return Speed to None