EPISODE · Jan 31, 2019 · 0 MIN
A Counting Accounting
from Amado Ohland · host Amado Ohland
Back at it, with the same tone row. See, I also just picked up the cheap version of Melodyne. Not because I want to be a cheater-singer, but because I often have to work out musical ideas that are beyond my ear. It's a tool. I today I sang sing-songy melodies into my DAW, and used Melodyne to round me off to the closest permutation of the tone-row I'm working with. (P[e], P[2], I[e], and I[8], for those interested.) Long story short, this was the result. I know there are several ways I'm still not doing it right—rows are not typically supported by themselves, and melody and accompaniment often move through the rows at different paces. But I think I learned something. And I kind of don't hate it.
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