Why 31 notes per octave?

[jquanmusic]

Bro, you need to release a microtonal album. Your compositions are inspiring. So is your bass playing for that matter. Give the people what they want!

[pugiman]

Day 2 of asking you to release some music

[ssance]

If coffeezilla and Conor McGregor had a child:

[jurajchobot]

Hi, do you know about any video that explains 31 notes per octave scale in depth? Can you recommend any? I am kind of curious. Also it might help if you know about any book about music theory that covers this kind of scale. Thank you.

[elizabethk]

Where is the best resource to reschool one’s self in music theory that includes a higher pitch/note/tone fidelity than the currently accepted music programs and teaching of the western world?

[zacharygabrielmartinez]

I prefer either 48-TET or 24-TET.. but it’s a good kind of system though, I quite prefer the enharmonicity so.. Again.. I prefer either of those tao

[boxerfencer]

I would have thought a 24 note scale would be a better compromise since with that you can just stick frets between the already present ones on a guitar.

[mariodykstra]

I thought there were 12 notes per octave, and the 13th note in a Chromatic Scale is the same as the 1st note but an octave higher.

[krazybobby]

What I really want to know is why 31 and not 30 or 32. I've heard some stuff composed in 29 edo, but I've seen significantly more stuff composed in 31.

[PeterJaquesMusic]

53tet approximates both 12tet and "just" / harmonic tuning better than 31.

[amfvideos]

Why not 24? Since its just twice as many notes