The Microtone Fox·Apr 13A list of scales in 31edo, with descriptionsActual scales you can make music with in 31-equal temperament (31-tet)
The Microtone Fox·Apr 516-equal temperament (16edo): the inside-out version of equal temperamentWelcome to 16edo — where major and minor swap places, the fifth is delightfully wrong, and a whole new harmonic universe opens up
The Microtone Fox·Apr 3Write alien-sounding yet pretty music, with 11edo (11-equal temperament)A deep dive into one of the most unusual and fascinating tuning systems in the xenharmonic world: 11 equal divisions of the octave, or…
The Microtone Fox·Mar 2729-equal temperament (29edo): the underrated on-ramp to using microtones29edo might actually be one of the best gateways into microtonal music for musicians who already know their theory — and I'll explain what…
The Microtone Fox·Mar 23A tuning for cold bells and haunting shimmers: an intro to 9-equal temperament (9edo)Succeeding at 9edo means leaving familiar scales and chords at the door
The Microtone Fox·Mar 2341-equal temperament and Kite’s magic guitar (41edo)How one man squeezed 41 notes onto a single instrumentA response icon1A response icon1
The Microtone Fox·Mar 2015-equal temperament (15edo): a fun tuning that rewards explorationOne of the most rewarding entry points into microtonal music for musicians
The Microtone Fox·Mar 2022-equal temperament (22edo) might be the best tuning ever22edo is one of the most musically rich and practically accessible alternatives to the 12-tone system we’ve all grown up with
Sarah Warden·Mar 28, 2025How Maths Set The Tone For MusicDid you know that not all musicians use the same notes! In fact, many musicians around the world use fewer or more notes than what is…
InRock n’ HeavybyJohn Coutts·Jan 30, 2024Music Is So Irrational!A music tuning theory primerA response icon1A response icon1
