ReleaseFirst reported 22 jul, 14:36 / 1 outlet

Digital Arabic Maqām Archive and open-source MIDI plug-in now available

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    Digital Arabic Maqām Archive and open-source MIDI plug-in now available

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Khyam Allami presented his long-term research project in Beirut yesterday, and it's an exciting one. Hundreds of tuning systems, ajnās, and maqāmāt are now in a free, open archive, and there's a free MIDI plug-in that lets you apply tunings (and tweak them by ear) across all majo…