The Microtone Fox·May 4How not to be intimidated by large numbers of notes: using 41edo, 53edo, etc.How can anyone remember 53 notes? They don’t — that’s the secret
The Microtone Fox·Apr 23A musician’s guide to 24edo (24-equal temperament): “quarter tones”Also known as the quarter tone scale, 24edo is used by Angine De Poitrine & King Gizzard — you can use it too
The Microtone Fox·Apr 7The (not-so-)secret society that wants to put microtones in your musicThe Xenharmonic Movement just published its mission statement — and it’s worth reading
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 24The evil twin of quarter tones: your intro to 23-equal temperament (23edo)Imagine 24edo, but instead of half the notes being microtones — all of them are!
The Microtone Fox·Mar 2427-equal temperament (27edo): a curated garden of new musical coloursIf you’ve ever bent a guitar string and thought “I wish I could just live there”, then 27edo might be the tuning system that changes your…
The Microtone Fox·Mar 21Move over quarter tones: sixth tones are the new microtone king (36edo)Your guide to 36edo, the sixth-tone system
The Microtone Fox·Mar 2125 microtonal artists to listen toLooking for microtonal rock? Microtonal jazz? EDM? Classical? It’s listed here!
