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I'm Tristan Bay, an electronic musician in Portland, Oregon ~~who~~ started getting into microtonality seriously in 2021. I'm not really an expert in anything musical, but often know more or less what I'm doing.

I'm Tristan Bay, an electronic musician in Portland, Oregon. I've been writing music for well over a decade now (since I was a kid), but I only started getting into microtonality seriously in 2021. I'm not really an expert in anything musical, but often know more or less what I'm doing.

Listen to my music here:<br>

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[https://beefef.newgrounds.com/audio On Newgrounds]

While I find interest in just intonation, especially ~~things like adaptive JI, I also~~ like the idea of using EDOs in practice. In my opinion, equally dividing the octave by the simplest ratio greater than a unison strikes a nice balance between simplicity and versatility in practice. [[User:Tristanbay/My favorite EDOs|Here are my favorite EDOs above 12 and why I like them in particular.]]

While I find interest in just intonation, I especially like the idea of using EDOs in practice. In my opinion, equally dividing the octave by the simplest ratio greater than a unison strikes a nice balance between simplicity and versatility in practice. [[User:Tristanbay/My favorite EDOs|Here are my favorite EDOs above 12 and why I like them in particular.]]

[[File:31edo array kalimba.jpg|thumb|31edo kalimba made by me|alt=]]

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-I'm Tristan Bay, an electronic musician in Portland, Oregon who started getting into microtonality seriously in 2021. I'm not really an expert in anything musical, but often know more or less what I'm doing.
+I'm Tristan Bay, an electronic musician in Portland, Oregon. I've been writing music for well over a decade now (since I was a kid), but I only started getting into microtonality seriously in 2021. I'm not really an expert in anything musical, but often know more or less what I'm doing.
 Listen to my music here:<br>
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 [https://beefef.newgrounds.com/audio On Newgrounds]
-While I find interest in just intonation, especially things like adaptive JI, I also like the idea of using EDOs in practice. In my opinion, equally dividing the octave by the simplest ratio greater than a unison strikes a nice balance between simplicity and versatility in practice. [[User:Tristanbay/My favorite EDOs|Here are my favorite EDOs above 12 and why I like them in particular.]]
+While I find interest in just intonation, I especially like the idea of using EDOs in practice. In my opinion, equally dividing the octave by the simplest ratio greater than a unison strikes a nice balance between simplicity and versatility in practice. [[User:Tristanbay/My favorite EDOs|Here are my favorite EDOs above 12 and why I like them in particular.]]
 [[File:31edo array kalimba.jpg|thumb|31edo kalimba made by me|alt=]]