Mans is world class thingimajigist

Yooo, @EveCitrus I loved watching your videos! It's cool to see a comment of yours in the vast sea of the internet even though you've stopped uploading a long while back. I must concur, they have indeed mastered the thingamajiggy

Rolls off the tongue much better than 'Microtonal Harpsichord'

@@Storemotor73 it's not really microtonal, it's enharmonic, it has, e.g, D#s and Ebs and C naturals and B#s, so all major thirds can be played in tune. It even has double sharps and flats.

@@davidmdyer838Nerd!! Just kidding, very interesting.

Someone call King Gizzard

Tfw no microtonal piano ;_;

​@@CrowCloudsYes there is

This is not jazz btw

@@dean_norris sounds jazzy to me though

BRO SAME

😂

You shouldn't drink at such a young age

@@BrimmFate Bruh. Lol. How do you know he's young? 😂

Wait .... i am not the only one ?? 😂

I think it differentiate between things like Bb and A# which do have an actual difference but on instruments are the same note due to them being similar enough in frequency

@@unicornbro517they both refer to the same frequency in equal temperament, it's just the instrument is tuned to a different temperament Edit - wanted to add that Bb and A# are indeed different with right context. Bb functioning as the tonic in Bb major is not the same frequency as A# that is major 7th in B (natural) major (-12 cents according to google, do log math to get frequency) But notice how the conversation is still around the temperament, in this case just intonation. Would highly recommend doing some reading and asking your music teacher to clear up this misconception.

Mostly out though.

its a harpsichord.

i wonder how many hours of listening to microtonal music i would need before this sounds in tune to me and not just a spicy piano

Underrated comment lol

João sebastião bar*

I see what you did there

No. Bach used simplified harmony, called "wohltemperiert". This 31 tones are the opposite.

@@zzausel "Erm, ackshually..." 🤓👆 (thanks for the precision tho)

It seems to me that since I can somewhat predict what the next measure, phrase, etc. will be like in normal music, the inability to expect what's coming next is like how unexpectedness is part of the basis of why we enjoy comedy

getting that too. through my body too!

Microtonal music is pretty cool.

@@cleve741 how to hear it properly ? Hearing like that first, i sort of try to put sounds into normal 1/2 tones, and if it fails, like in some places here with shifts, it just sounds false but then as he remains in the same scale it is normal again...

@@cicik57 I wouldn't stress too much about hearing it "properly". With style in particular you could think of it in terms of normal diatonic theory, but using microtonal shifts as sort of tonal accents.

this is almost more like bossa nova

Thie is not actually just Intonation if I understand it correctly. Just Intonation is the unconcious norm in a capella music because you have infinite freedom in intonation You should listen to a capella songs from Jacob Collier. There are many jazzy songs with perfect Intonation. Moon river from him really stands out

@@loren8888 Bossa nova is jazz

@@keenban yes, but not all jazz is bossa nova.

@@loren8888 okay..? nobody said that.. you're just correcting / nitpicking for no reason lol

thank you

@@n30n__ra1nHE SAID DONT THANK HIM HOW DARE YOU??

Thank you

Thank you

thank you

Also I can't believe the hate this is getting - it's absolutely incredible! I used to compose microtonal pop but even with the background knowledge this blows my mind even more!

Please do more!!!!!

Not something often said about the harpsichord, but it sure does sound fresh :)

It's not music. It's garbage. It's not fresh, it's just a nice looking fruit that's rotten to the core.

I had no clue anyone could even dislike her singing

I don't care for her voice too much, but I actually didn't really think it was at least partially a tuning issue.

Damn she’s been one of my favorite singers for while I didn’t know people don’t like her as singer. Her butterfly dreams album is amazing

Exactly what I came here to comment! I thought, is this a nod to Flora Purim’s intonation? 😂 but at the same time, that is one of the elements that make those records so nostalgic for me, and it is captured here in a completely different context. It was quite a nice brain massage!

if you find it please let me know!😃

Eu quero pra mim é agora😭😭😭😭😭😭

You you re everything by C.corea

Maybe Aquarela do Brasil?

@@GlacierGalaxy i think i found the guy i was thinking of, but i dont think if i can call it microtonal i think its more like just entonation, its a man called José Augusto Mannis and i also recomment checking out Jônatas Manzolli.

Exatamente

Exatamente

Exatamente (o percussionista do return to forever era Brasileiro)

Nah it's not brashit

late to what

@@Reaterson late means dead lol

I think it’s a microtonal harpsichord? I’m also not sure how the layout works though but I assume the bottom two rows are like a normal keyboard and then it increases pitch with each row?

@@redddubs since intruments like this are usually equally tempered, I’d assume it would go up by 8th steps where each note above the ones on your average piano are going up by 25 cents

@@redddubs Pretty sure the middle of the triple keys is approaching our modern 12-ET version while the ones above and below are in some sort of Just Intonation or Meantone. In either of those systems, C♯ is lower than D♭, D♯ is lower than E♭, etc. I also think that these keys all share a pair of strings and get "fretted" like a clavichord, so you can only choose one of the three at any given time.

@@mal2ksc im complete ass at music theory, but that’s the same reason some people argue that e# and f aren’t the same right?

There's 31 keys per octave, so I'm guessing this is tuned to 31 equal temperament. The bottom row should sound pretty close to what the white keys on a piano would sound, and there's either 2 or 4 intermediate notes in between. It gives way better thirds and slightly worse fourth and fifth than 12-ET (the standard tuning).

still impossible to hum tho

Because, that's what heroes do!

i see you have played in a trio! and it is quite wonderful. a trio with this specific microtonal ingenuinity though, that would be even lovelier to see

Well this isn't a piano, but I'm glad you get to feel love listening to this song played on a microtonal harpsichord

@@soupisfornoobs4081 you are very kind AND informative.... reminds me of someone i love LOL

Not so much, you're tuning perfect major thirds all around.

Is this really harder than even the violin? By and large it should be comparable to the piano, just with a much higher skill ceiling.

I feel sorry for you being suck a dork

They absolutely should.

I think it's to do with volume.

It's trash.

@@Whatismusic123 whats your deal bro

@@Whatismusic123you’re trash

It's much better than his attempt at microtonality so I don't get why he's talking​@sus-kupp

0:35 The way it resolves is so trippy and unexpected