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Video Demos Of The Amazing Tonal Plexus Microtonal Keyboard

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=6163B423F050F0C3 Here are a set of video demos of the H-Pi Tonal Plexus microtonal keyboard. The Tonal Plexus provides 211 keys per octave, allowing the finest discrete control of tuning expression ever available on a MIDI keyboard.

December 27, 2008December 27, 20081 Comment

World’s First Microtonal MIDI Keyboard Converter Shipping

H-Pi Instruments is now shippping the TBX1 – a MIDI box designed to make custom keyboard tunings as easy as pushing a button. Attach this little box to a compatible synth and you can make every key play any pitch you want. It comes preloaded with 128 tunings for you to try out, and it… Read More World’s First Microtonal MIDI Keyboard Converter Shipping

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If I have an 8-note sequence, I might program the Moog so that the first note is bright, the second less bright, the third even less bright, and the fourth note maybe brighter again — so you get a kind of sine wave move.

Now, in the opposite channel, I might do the same sequence, but program the filtering differently. Add the delays, and you have a repeating cycle that never repeats exactly in the same way.

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