Harmonic Series Played on Saxophones

Tenor and soprano saxophones overdubbed to create (as close as I could) the second, third, and fourth octaves of the harmonic series. This is compared with an approximation of the series in 12 tone equal temperament and various microtonal inversions.

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[MusicalPlayground]

Awesome. Also, if possible, you should upload this as a YouTube short.

[sumdude]

really cool! the sustain adds a lot to the video, props for holding the notes.

[NathanRGraff]

0:24 to 0:32 sounds like a sick chord progression I’ll have to transcribe it when I can

[henriquealbino]

Bom demais!!! Quero mais! Sempre quis ouvir isso.

[KyleHottel]

I'm curious why you spelled the 7 harmonic as a quarter-sharp 6 instead of a sesqui-flat 7 scale degree. It's not incorrect, just an interesting choice, considering how we are used to building dominant 7th chords out of stacked thirds. Does it make more sense to you to spell it as an augmented 6 in this context? Cool video

[gabrielrangel]

0:14 / 0:15 is literally that Mr Incredible meme

[ivanbrown]

Yo can you make a video talking about the dasian space and how the diatonic ingredients can be found to make polymodal chromaticism plzz

[The_SOB_II]

These are synths right? The pitch is v stable

[nathanturczan]

Rather than crossfading between the different chords, could you portamento each voice so that it slides into the new tuning? Basically, add voice leading