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I go by Inthar (''in-THAR'' (th as in thin), meaning 'raven' in the conlang it comes from). I use ''he/him'' pronouns. I am Inthar#5959 on Discord.
I go by Inthar (''in-THAR'' (th as in thin), meaning 'raven' in the conlang it comes from). I use ''he/him'' pronouns. I am Inthar#5959 on Discord.


My main interests are: simple exotic MOS patterns, mainly [[oneirotonic]], and [[smitonic]], and edos that support them. I'm interested in applying counterpoint, and modal and functional harmony] to small [[MOS]]es and edos. Here's a list of tuning languages I want to explore:
My main interests are: simple exotic MOS patterns, mainly [[oneirotonic]], [[smitonic]], and [[semiquartal]], and edos that support them. I'm interested in applying counterpoint, and modal and functional harmony] to small [[MOS]]es and edos. Here's a list of tuning languages I want to explore:
* Oneiro: [[13edo]], [[18edo]] and [[21edo]]
* Oneiro: [[13edo]], [[18edo]] and [[21edo]]
* Smitonic: [[11edo]], [[18edo]] and neji
* Smitonic: [[11edo]]
* 18edo and 21edo jazz
* Semiquartal: [[33edo]]
* Also [[26edo]]


My main theoretical influences are Baroque counterpoint, [[Igliashon Jones]] and [[Zhea Erose]], though I do not consider myself a Zheanist. I contributed to [[TAMNAMS]], [[Diamond-mos notation]] and to the mos articles [[5L 3s]] and [[4L 3s]].
My main theoretical influences are Baroque counterpoint, [[Igliashon Jones]] and [[Zhea Erose]], though I do not consider myself a Zheanist. I contributed to [[TAMNAMS]], [[Diamond-mos notation]] and to the mos articles [[5L 3s]] and [[4L 3s]].

Revision as of 01:05, 12 September 2021

I go by Inthar (in-THAR (th as in thin), meaning 'raven' in the conlang it comes from). I use he/him pronouns. I am Inthar#5959 on Discord.

My main interests are: simple exotic MOS patterns, mainly oneirotonic, smitonic, and semiquartal, and edos that support them. I'm interested in applying counterpoint, and modal and functional harmony] to small MOSes and edos. Here's a list of tuning languages I want to explore:

My main theoretical influences are Baroque counterpoint, Igliashon Jones and Zhea Erose, though I do not consider myself a Zheanist. I contributed to TAMNAMS, Diamond-mos notation and to the mos articles 5L 3s and 4L 3s.

Music

All my music is licensed under CC-BY 4.0, unless specified otherwise.

11edo

13edo

17edo and parapyth

Pieces in Locrian

Locrian is my favorite diatonic mode. I've tried to combine it with classical and 8-bit tropes with varying degrees of success.

18edo

21edo

The Angels' Library, a 21edo Sarnathian harpsichord piece (it's actually a neji, 73:78:86:92:102:112:120:132:146 on C). (score)

edo version

Forerain (A short piano loop)

31edo

Some VGM loop in 31edo.

34edo

Pages

JI

Edos and mosses

List subpages