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Željko Stojanović is a microtonal | '''Željko Stojanović''' is a microtonal music theorist and composer. His current artist name is '''Micro-X''' though he previously went by '''Master Shaman of the Magic Groove'''. | ||
== Discography == | |||
=== as Master Shaman of the Magic Groove === | |||
* [https://open.spotify.com/artist/6qjPtF82O5YJKXWNJXzo2r Spotify page] | |||
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKjscowV-kMsUBVGFmuFsYg YouTube page] | |||
=== as Micro-X === | |||
''(Stojanović hasn't published any of his Micro-X work yet.)'' | |||
== Social media == | |||
* [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002908912018 Facebook page] | |||
== Invented scales == | == Invented scales == | ||
=== Zi Wei scale === | === Zi Wei scale === | ||
A version of the [[2L 3s]] MOS using [[octave shrinking]]. | A version of the [[2L 3s]] MOS using [[octave shrinking]]. Its intervals deviate very far from the [[harmonic series]], but they line up well with the [[partial]]s of a struck platinum bar, so it would be a useful scale for struck platinum instruments or for synthesized instruments with similar behavior.[[Category:5-tone scales]][[Category:Tempered scales]] | ||
==== Scala file ==== | ==== Scala file ==== | ||
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4 | 4 | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
==== Music ==== | |||
; [[Budjarn Lambeth]] | |||
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZgIb36MRGE ''Improvisation in Stojanović Zi Wei scale''] (2026) | |||
=== 10ed17/8 === | |||
A small [[:Category:10-tone scales|10-tone]] scale which closely approximates several [[13-limit]] consonances: 7/6, 5/4, 8/5, 11/6, 8/3, 10/3, 11/3, 9/2, 16/3, 9/1, 12/1, 13/1, 14/1 and 15/1. As such it contains a very close approximation of the [[JI]] chord [[12:13:14:15]] which is a [[harmonic series]] segment. | |||
A highly [[nonoctave]] scale, does not contain any intervals close to 2/1, 4/1, 8/1, nor 16/1, so it is useful for exploring nonoctave harmony. | |||
In fact it largely lacks any [[equivalence]]/[[equave]]: the closest such thing to one might be 9/1 (two tritaves). This is quite an interesting property: lots of consonances (albeit very [[xenharmonic]] ones), but no equave, giving the scale no felt sense of repeating itself even though it technically does. | |||
10ed17/8 could also be called 130.5cET or [[APS|APS130.5¢]] since its step size is very close to exactly 130.5 [[cents]]. | |||
{{Harmonics in equal|10|17|8|intervals=integer}} | |||
{{Harmonics in equal|10|17|8|intervals=integer|start=12}} | |||
==== Scala file ==== | |||
<pre> | |||
! 10 equal divisions of 17_8.scl | |||
! Created using Scale Workshop 3.5.3 | |||
! | |||
! https://scaleworkshop.plainsound.org/scale/tUBJ7qcgK | |||
! | |||
10 equal divisions of 17/8 | |||
10 | |||
! | |||
130.496 | |||
260.991 | |||
391.487 | |||
521.982 | |||
652.478 | |||
782.973 | |||
913.469 | |||
1043.964 | |||
1174.460 | |||
1304.955 | |||
</pre> | |||
=== 19ed17/8 === | |||
''Extremely close to '''[[35ed4]]''', see that article for more discussion of the scale.'' | |||
=== 100ed312/215 === | |||
An [[equal-step tuning]] which divides [[312/215]] into 100 equal parts. | |||
It is a [[microtemperament]] of [[rank]] 1, for no-7s [[subgroup]]s or [[dual-n|dual-7s]] subgroups up to the [[23-limit]]. It is similar to [[295edt]] ''(see [[EDT]])''.[[Category:100-tone scales]] | |||
{{Harmonics in equal|100|312|215|intervals=prime}} | |||
==== Scala file ==== | |||
<pre> | |||
! 100ED_312_215.scl | |||
! | |||
100 equal division of 312/215 | |||
100 | |||
! | |||
6.44651 | |||
12.89302 | |||
19.33954 | |||
25.78605 | |||
32.23256 | |||
38.67907 | |||
45.12559 | |||
51.57210 | |||
58.01861 | |||
64.46512 | |||
70.91164 | |||
77.35815 | |||
83.80466 | |||
90.25117 | |||
96.69769 | |||
103.14420 | |||
109.59071 | |||
116.03722 | |||
122.48374 | |||
128.93025 | |||
135.37676 | |||
141.82327 | |||
148.26979 | |||
154.71630 | |||
161.16281 | |||
167.60932 | |||
174.05584 | |||
180.50235 | |||
186.94886 | |||
193.39537 | |||
199.84189 | |||
206.28840 | |||
212.73491 | |||
219.18142 | |||
225.62794 | |||
232.07445 | |||
238.52096 | |||
244.96747 | |||
251.41398 | |||
257.86050 | |||
264.30701 | |||
270.75352 | |||
277.20003 | |||
283.64655 | |||
290.09306 | |||
296.53957 | |||
302.98608 | |||
309.43260 | |||
315.87911 | |||
322.32562 | |||
328.77213 | |||
335.21865 | |||
341.66516 | |||
348.11167 | |||
354.55818 | |||
361.00470 | |||
367.45121 | |||
373.89772 | |||
380.34423 | |||
386.79075 | |||
393.23726 | |||
399.68377 | |||
406.13028 | |||
412.57680 | |||
419.02331 | |||
425.46982 | |||
431.91633 | |||
438.36285 | |||
444.80936 | |||
451.25587 | |||
457.70238 | |||
464.14890 | |||
470.59541 | |||
477.04192 | |||
483.48843 | |||
489.93494 | |||
496.38146 | |||
502.82797 | |||
509.27448 | |||
515.72099 | |||
522.16751 | |||
528.61402 | |||
535.06053 | |||
541.50704 | |||
547.95356 | |||
554.40007 | |||
560.84658 | |||
567.29309 | |||
573.73961 | |||
580.18612 | |||
586.63263 | |||
593.07914 | |||
599.52566 | |||
605.97217 | |||
612.41868 | |||
618.86519 | |||
625.31171 | |||
631.75822 | |||
638.20473 | |||
312/215 | |||
</pre> | |||
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