What is Polychromatic Music? – An introduction with comparison of modern microtonal instruments.

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A description of Polychromatic Music as a new genre and musical language.

An introductory comparison of 21st century electronic instruments including the Tonal Plexus, Roli Seaboard, Continuum Fingerboard, and Microzone U-648, from a microtonal perspective.

Although conventional research estimates our hearing range (tested with sine waves) to be within 20 Hz to 20 KHz, higher resolution audio recording formats and mic/speaker technology, extending upper harmonics content beyond 20 KHz, may enable the perception of new interactive and integrated sonic complexities within our auditory range. These new qualities may be perceived as gestalt (sum greater than the parts), and dynamic (evolving, ‘organic’ color/shape changes over space and time) qualities of multidimensional sound.

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