Playing with the Lydian scale on my floppy-disk sequencer
Decided to start playing around again with the Lydian scale this month.
Last month was exploring microtuning on a simple C major scale
(Just C2 proprietary tuning for E-mu Proteus 2000 enthusiasts)
using Super Beats mode and layers of microtuned Arpeggiators with the plethora of 32 MIDI channels offered by the Proteus 2000 series.
But this month, reverting back to medieval scales.
In essence, Lydian music is like playing the notes of a C Major Scale (no flats or sharps) but in an F scale.
This tends to make the music sound “brighter”.
Photo of some of my notes + simple harmonies from earlier, which I now plan to adjust using the Lydian scale rather than the Major scale.
Yes, I am aware most people are not interested in this.
< shrug shoulders >
Yes, I use floppy disks on my 1990’s Roland XP-80 sequencer, and I don’t care if people cringe. hrrrrmmppphhhhh
