to love so many islands

I improvised this on a Lumatone keyboard, using Pianoteq to generate the sound, recorded via Reaper (the DAW).
It's is my first completely unedited upload. I've only even reviewed it once. I thought it was good enough, and/or don't have time to edit things like I used to.
I tried not to hurry, focusing more on choosing good harmonies than maintaining a solid rhythm.
It uses 46 notes per octave ("46-edo") rather than the usual 12. Wikipedia talks about dividing the octave into equal pieces here:
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A recurring theme in this piece is a tone row that divides the major third into three equal pieces.
I spent more than a year playing almost exclusively in 58-edo, before coming back to 46 a week or two ago. 46 is of course easier, but I also feel like it's more forgiving. It lends itself to lots of happy accidents.

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Verry relaxing and beautifull. And I like that it shows the personality of the tuning