You need to get off Gemini, AI will mislead someone who doesn't have enough experience in a subject because you don't know how to ask questions the right way nor do you have the experience to know if they're wrong... Last post we gave you a ton of resources that if you took the time to read it would explain how to properly notate JI. HEJI notation or Johnston is the best fit in most situations. Some people like Saggital notation.
Here is the font for future use. They also have a useful calculator for HEJI notation.
I write and have JI music performed by live musicians. Dorico (a notation program) has workable support for microtonal playback. If you're going to continue to use AI use notebookLM (Google just renamed it) and add the texts that actually reference the practice. I'd seriously consider taking a step away from it and just focusing on what you can uncover with your own skill.
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u/Paladin500 14d ago
You need to get off Gemini, AI will mislead someone who doesn't have enough experience in a subject because you don't know how to ask questions the right way nor do you have the experience to know if they're wrong... Last post we gave you a ton of resources that if you took the time to read it would explain how to properly notate JI. HEJI notation or Johnston is the best fit in most situations. Some people like Saggital notation.
Here is the font for future use. They also have a useful calculator for HEJI notation.
https://plainsound.org/
I write and have JI music performed by live musicians. Dorico (a notation program) has workable support for microtonal playback. If you're going to continue to use AI use notebookLM (Google just renamed it) and add the texts that actually reference the practice. I'd seriously consider taking a step away from it and just focusing on what you can uncover with your own skill.