Microtonalists' critical reaction to a recovering microtonalist's critical reaction to Why Microtonality?
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This page is a reaction to the following: [[A recovering microtonalist's critical reaction to Why Microtonality]] =Mike's reaction to the above= There's only one reason you should ever pursue microtonality: **IF YOU THINK IT SOUNDS GOOD** If you don't like the way it sounds, and you don't think it'll grow on you after spending enough time with it, **DON'T PURSUE MICROTONALITY.** I, personally, love it so much that I'm driven to keep exploring and finding more and more new sounds. Who cares about the rest of this discussion? Mike adds: **6. It sounds good** Keenan adds: **7. You're interested in "Western historical tunings and non-Western traditional tunings" in the context of progressive or fusion music, but not the kind that homogenizes everything by forcing it into a 12edo framework.**
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<html><head><title>Microtonalists critical reaction to a recovering microtonalists critical reaction to Why Microtonaltiy?</title></head><body>This page is a reaction to the following:<br /> <a class="wiki_link" href="/A%20recovering%20microtonalist%27s%20critical%20reaction%20to%20Why%20Microtonality">A recovering microtonalist's critical reaction to Why Microtonality</a><br /> <br /> <!-- ws:start:WikiTextHeadingRule:0:<h1> --><h1 id="toc0"><a name="Mike's reaction to the above"></a><!-- ws:end:WikiTextHeadingRule:0 -->Mike's reaction to the above</h1> There's only one reason you should ever pursue microtonality: <strong>IF YOU THINK IT SOUNDS GOOD</strong><br /> <br /> If you don't like the way it sounds, and you don't think it'll grow on you after spending enough time with it, <strong>DON'T PURSUE MICROTONALITY.</strong><br /> <br /> I, personally, love it so much that I'm driven to keep exploring and finding more and more new sounds. Who cares about the rest of this discussion?<br /> <br /> Mike adds:<br /> <strong>6. It sounds good</strong><br /> <br /> Keenan adds:<br /> <strong>7. You're interested in "Western historical tunings and non-Western traditional tunings" in the context of progressive or fusion music, but not the kind that homogenizes everything by forcing it into a 12edo framework.</strong></body></html>