054 - browsers and inharmonic sleep therapy (Sevish)

Now and Xen

Sevish and I chat about software, instruments, and philosophical questions. We are both excited to continually witness more and more people become interested in microtonality! Web-based browsers such as Scale Workshop, Xenpaper, and Leimma have made it even easier for people to play microtones without downloading synthesizers - all you need is an Internet connection. Sevish also explains how MPE works and why that’s helpful. Find out once and for all whether we’re just hitting random notes out of tune or not

Music

Sevish - The Almighty Fractal (from “Bubble”)

Channels:

https://www.youtube.com/user/sevishmusic https://sevish.bandcamp.com/https://sevish.com/blog/Use these links to play microtones on your QWERTY keyboard with nothing but an internet connection:https://sevish.com/scaleworkshop/ https://isartum.net/https://xenpaper.com/

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