Learning Lumatone

We get asked a lot what it means when we say Lumatone is an "Isomorphic" keyboard. In this episode, Dave breaks down the meaning of the word, and why it makes Lumatone such a powerful and creative instrument.

Dave's back with a second look at the magical 22-EDO on the Lumatone. Take a look at more of the flavours you access when you divide your octave by 22 notes.

Dave's back with a second look at the inspiring 19-EDO on the Lumatone. Take a look at more of the flavours you can access when you divide your octave by 19 notes.

Dave's back with a whopper of an episode! Watch as he experiments by shooting out the standard 12-EDO tuning with five microtonal tunings: 19-EDO, 22-EDO, 31-EDO, 41-EDO, and 53-EDO.

WIth this episode, Dave is starting to explore some lesser known tunings, this time treating you to a first look at the 27-EDO tuning which maps out beautifully on Lumatone. We've also included a link below to download the mapping as an LTN file to try out on your instrument.

Dave tackles a 17-EDO mapping on Lumatone, in this basic primer looking over the many flavours of this unique tuning system. What does it sound like when you divide the octave by 17 notes?

Whatever your sounds are, Lumatone helps you put your entire musical palette in front of you and keep your attention in the creative realm. Stay inspired and keep your hands on an instrument, instead of constantly switching between keyboards, computers, and synths. You can even use CC mode on Lumatone keys to manipulate synth parameters and voicings with a flick of a finger, without leaving your Lumatone.