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'''Adam Neely''' is a music educator and musician from the band Sungazer, who occasionally dabbles in microtonal scales. He makes YouTube videos about music theory. | '''Adam Neely''' is a music educator and musician from the band Sungazer, who occasionally dabbles in microtonal scales. He makes YouTube videos about music theory. | ||
== 7th level of jazz harmony == | |||
The 7th level of jazz harmony, according to Adam Neely, is a way of harmonizing music according to just intonation. | |||
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[[Adam Neely]]; The 7 Levels of Jazz Harmony, <br> | |||
[[Intonalism]] [9:12], [[Xenharmonic]] [10:46]|frame|start=529&end=721}} | |||
== Microtonal lo-fi hip hop == | |||
In this video, Adam Neely shows examples of lo-fi hip hop, first in [[24edo]] using two [[keyboard]]s tuned a [[quartertone]] apart and an [[electric bass]] with two strings tuned a quartertone sharper than usual, and then in [[10edo]] using a keyboard retuned with PianoTeq. | |||
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[[Adam Neely]]; How to make Microtonal Lo-Fi Hip Hop, <br> | |||
24edo [0:56], 10edo [4:55]|frame|start=0&end=654}} | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Factor 9 grid]] | * [[Factor 9 grid]] | ||
* [[32afdo]] | * [[32afdo]] | ||
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[[Category:People]] | [[Category:People]] | ||
[[Category:Musicians]] | [[Category:Musicians]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:17, 12 July 2026
Adam Neely is a music educator and musician from the band Sungazer, who occasionally dabbles in microtonal scales. He makes YouTube videos about music theory.
7th level of jazz harmony
The 7th level of jazz harmony, according to Adam Neely, is a way of harmonizing music according to just intonation.
Intonalism [9:12], Xenharmonic [10:46]
Microtonal lo-fi hip hop
In this video, Adam Neely shows examples of lo-fi hip hop, first in 24edo using two keyboards tuned a quartertone apart and an electric bass with two strings tuned a quartertone sharper than usual, and then in 10edo using a keyboard retuned with PianoTeq.
24edo [0:56], 10edo [4:55]