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'''Desert Island Rain''' is a [[Wikipedia:Drum and bass|drum and bass]] track by [[Sevish]] that uses the [[Madagascar|Madagascar[9]]] ([[semiquartal]]) scale in [[313edo]] tuning. It was released on his album ''[[Rhythm and Xen]]'' in 2015. | '''Desert Island Rain''' is a [[Wikipedia:Drum and bass|drum and bass]] track by [[Sevish]] that uses the [[Madagascar|Madagascar[9]]] ([[TAMNAMS#Step_ratio_spectrum|ultrahard]] [[semiquartal]]) scale in [[313edo]] tuning. It was released on his album ''[[Rhythm and Xen]]'' in 2015. | ||
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Revision as of 18:09, 18 September 2021
Desert Island Rain is a drum and bass track by Sevish that uses the Madagascar[9] (ultrahard semiquartal) scale in 313edo tuning. It was released on his album Rhythm and Xen in 2015.
Audio
Re-Tuned version
Sevish released a "microtonal comparison" version of this track on YouTube in 2020, with parts of the track retuned to 24edo, 19edo, 14edo, 9edo, and 12edo. He also released versions of the first section of the track (4:24 out of 6:52) in each of these tunings on his album Re-Tuned in 2021.