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Created page with "Željko Stojanović is a microtonal composer and music theorist active on Facebook. == Invented scales == === Zi Wei scale === ==== Scala file ==== <pre> ! 2L 3s 487.14¢ gen 1165.0¢ equave stretch -35¢.scl ! Created using Scale Workshop 3.4.0 ! ! https://scaleworkshop.plainsound.org/scale/EVzlg8u-P ! 2L 3s (487.14¢ gen, 1165.0¢ equave, stretch -35¢) 5 ! 296.425000 ! 296.425 487.142000 ! 487.142 783.566000 ! 783.566 974.283000 ! 974.283 1165.000000 ! 1165.000..." |
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Željko Stojanović is a microtonal composer and music theorist active on Facebook. | '''Željko Stojanović''', also known as '''Micro-X''', is a microtonal composer and music theorist active on Facebook. | ||
== Invented scales == | == Invented scales == | ||
=== Zi Wei scale === | === Zi Wei scale === | ||
A version of the [[2L 3s]] MOS using [[octave shrinking]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:59, 31 August 2026
Željko Stojanović, also known as Micro-X, is a microtonal composer and music theorist active on Facebook.
Invented scales
Zi Wei scale
A version of the 2L 3s MOS using octave shrinking.
Scala file
! 2L 3s 487.14¢ gen 1165.0¢ equave stretch -35¢.scl ! Created using Scale Workshop 3.4.0 ! ! https://scaleworkshop.plainsound.org/scale/EVzlg8u-P ! 2L 3s (487.14¢ gen, 1165.0¢ equave, stretch -35¢) 5 ! 296.425000 ! 296.425 487.142000 ! 487.142 783.566000 ! 783.566 974.283000 ! 974.283 1165.000000 ! 1165.000
Kbm file
! Template for a keyboard mapping ! ! Size of map. The pattern repeats every so many keys: 5 ! First MIDI note number to retune: 0 ! Last MIDI note number to retune: 127 ! Middle note where the first entry of the mapping is mapped to: 69 ! Reference note for which frequency is given: 69 ! Frequency to tune the above note to 440.0000000000001 ! Scale degree to consider as formal octave (determines difference in pitch ! between adjacent mapping patterns): 5 ! Mapping. ! The numbers represent scale degrees mapped to keys. The first entry is for ! the given middle note, the next for subsequent higher keys. ! For an unmapped key, put in an "x". At the end, unmapped keys may be left out. 0 1 2 3 4