Microtonal music Intervals .

[XW-Addict]

Could there be a way to do microtonal on any Casio keyboard or piano in the future It is very interesting.

Microtonal music has a very distinct interval that to me sounds like small water drops falling into a pond.

Currently, I see the PX5S has Tune stretching, but can't tune each key individually.  

 

 

[Brad Saucier]

There is a software application called "Scala" which can add that sort of tuning through the use of MIDI.  

[XW-Addict]

1 hour ago, Brad Saucier said:

There is a software application called "Scala" which can add that sort of tuning through the use of MIDI.  

Seems the previous Casio models support tuning tables, Mind you the term tuning table new to me here, 

I thought the process went through the program, Too bad it only does those specific models. 

I'm surprised by the support of such function , Now how to find out if the PX5 , XW or CT-S support tuning 

tables and how to apply that because I think if there are settings for it , That might be possible , could be wrong here. 

[Jokeyman123]

I know the PX560 has a variety of fixed tuning tables including a microtonal. But I don't see any function to create your own with individual keys. Has been a function of some keys I've owned. I was a fan of Harry Partch, who created his own instruments and designed his own tunings for them.

[CYBERYOGI =CO=Windler]

Perhaps midi pitchbend features may be used for this (at least if played from sequencer). But I don't know if normal keyboards support polyphonic pitch changes for individual held notes.