C-Thru Music AXIS Keyboard Demo
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In this series of videos, Elaine Walker explores microtonal music with the C-Thru Music AXIS controller. There are 12 videos in the series embedded above.
via miselaineeous:
C-Thru Music has lent me this keyboard, called the AXIS, for a few months, and I am rearranging the keys for the Bohlen-Pierce Scale, a macrotuning based on a 3/1 frequency ratio, divided by 13 equal steps.
See http://www.ziaspace.com/elaine/BP for research on the BP Scale.
This particular AXIS toured with the Lionel Richie Band on loan, went to me, and in two weeks I will be flying to Boston to give this AXIS to the Berklee College of Music, Synthesis Department – namely to Dr. Boulanger who will use it for his classes and for the new microtonal club.
I teach Electronic Music at Scottsdale Community College. Come join the fun!
Leave a comment and let me know what you think!
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Was there a keyboard in that video?
Holy bejeezus! Send me back to music school!
I don’t understand you comment, are you serious?
It is a MIDI Keyboard in every sense of the word. Unlike the Haken Continuum which is a MIDI Fingerboard, this has keys and they are on a board.
LS – I think maybe Scanner got distracted…..
I believe the first commenter was referring to his amorousness for the person doing the review…
Music school has obviously changed since I went.
the keyboard was under the the c thru thing
I think it was an apple keyboard
she is no more hot than another schoolteacher, you just got old!
Maybe it was the pussy stroking that distracted you.
Anyone else using either the Axis keyboard or the Bohlen-Pierce scale?
lol wut?
Bohlen-Pierce scale?
I had a old piano that my grandmother once owned. I had no idea it was tuned to the Bohlen-Pierce scale. We just thought it needed tuning.
I am musically ignorant and this video proves it in spades.
If anyone is interested, there are 12 parts-total to this, and I actually play some music in 6, 7 and 8.
If anyone is interested, there are 12 parts-total to this, and I actually play some music in 6, 7 and 8.
If anyone is interested, there are 12 parts-total to this, and I actually play some music in 6, 7 and 8.
If anyone is interested, there are 12 parts-total to this, and I actually play some music in 6, 7 and 8.
If anyone is interested, there are 12 parts-total to this, and I actually play some music in 6, 7 and 8.
If anyone is interested, there are 12 parts-total to this, and I actually play some music in 6, 7 and 8.
Thanks for the tip – I updated the post to reflect this!