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cayce crane - I battled the ape​-​men of Mount St Helens from: cayce crane - East Island Electronic Research (self release, 2023)

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Experimenting with the Shnth in a Hexany 1-3-5-7 scale: 1/1 25/24 7/6 5/4 35/24 3/2 5/3 7/4 There is no octave as the Shnth has only eight keys/buttons. The opportunity to use tunings like this is one of the main reasons I got the Shnth, where all pitches are specified as integer ratios. Shth (stereo) into two Digitech Grunge pedals, combined in a Repeater matrix mixer, then though a Moogerfooger ClusterFlux (back into stereo), then a Deluxe Memory Man. Ehdalh Moisturizer in the FX bus. Recorded in real time. No more than two pitches played at any one time, though with plenty of overlap due to a long decay time plus two layers of flanger resonance (and some reverb). Image from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Octahedron.svg (Creative Commons).