An improvised piece using a dynamic tonality synthesizer the TransFormSynth (or TFS for short) which remaps your QWERTY keyboard to an isomorphic keyboard, remaps the pitches of each note depending on the tuning, and at the same time maps the partials of the samples to that tuning's corresponding timbres allowing for sensory consonance. It was my first recording in what's called the Magic Temperament, which creates scales by stacking major thirds on top of each other. It starts it 13-edo (thirteen equal divisions of the octave), and then when you hear that weird bending sound (called a "polyphonic tuning bend"), that's me bending the tuning back and forth from 13-edo to 19-edo, then finally passing 19-edo and ending at 3-edo. After that arpeggiated passage I do some more tuning bending and slide all the way down to 10-edo where I finish out the improvisation. Curious about the diagram? Check out this document: http://www.thummer.com/ThumTone/Tuning_Invariant_Layouts_Last_Draft.pdf ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfliriA9ELQ