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Wow! what an amazing answer, Yahya! There's a lot there for me to think about...and much that you opened up. (Thanks to you, too, Paul.) I get so...
traktus5
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Sep 1, 2005
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... of ... reinforce ... On real acoustic instruments, none of the interval ratios will be *exact* (even the best tuners commit small errors, and often ...
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Sep 2, 2005
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... to ... it's 'harmonic ... How about c-f-a, which is 3:4:5? ... You can express F,-F-c-f-a as 1:2:3:4:5....
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Sep 2, 2005
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... Yes, in whole numbers. My survey just looked at -- you would call it? -- the utonal chords? with fractions, where that pattern (not that I'm arguing it...
traktus5
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Sep 2, 2005
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... Yes. ... Rarer? Meaning the total waveform repeats more rarely? ... What do you mean? C-e-a is a triad. Over? ... than ... Not really -- my work doesn't...
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Sep 3, 2005
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Paul, ... Reasonable. On a purely electronically-tuned instrument, I'd expect tuning errors small enough that beats would take several seconds to evolve, and...
Yahya Abdal-Aziz
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Sep 3, 2005
12:20 pm
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Kelly, ... Do listen to Paul! He makes more sense than I do - even to me! :) ... And not only laymen. Many mathematicians see pattern as being the core...
Yahya Abdal-Aziz
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Sep 3, 2005
12:55 pm
850
... No. The number pattern is less commom. What exactly do you mean by waveform? ... Sorry. I should use other terminology, as I distinguish inversions from...
traktus5
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Sep 4, 2005
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851
Hello Concerning c-e-a, Paul wrote that it is "best understood" as 5:4:3/1, whereas Yahya wrote that 12:15:20 is "most informative." Someone here (Carl?) wrote...
traktus5
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Sep 4, 2005
8:31 pm
852
... sort ... harmonic)?" ... lowest ... will ... middle ... more ... they may ... tone ... to ... Depends on the instrument. Unfortunately, many...
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Sep 6, 2005
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... to ... And Yahya makes more sense to me than just about anyone. ... what ... to ... math ... This is a key point, and an excellent amplification of your...
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Sep 6, 2005
8:43 pm
854
... Less common where? ... The pattern of compression and rarefaction of the air or the pattern of movement of the speaker cone or of your eardrum, as a...
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Sep 6, 2005
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... Not quite -- 1/(5:4:3). ... Sorry, I didn't mean to favor one over the other. In terms of actual psychoacoustics, I believe 1/(5:4:3) is most convenient...
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Sep 6, 2005
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... In my 'survey' of utonal chords, now debunked, where I looked at the patterns of integers in the three fractions. ... pattern ... of ... Ok. (I thought...
traktus5
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Sep 7, 2005
6:12 am
857
... 5:4:3/1, ... actual ... while ... If ... the ... inversion) ... seventh ... My piano tuner is my tuning system! I'm still rather 'asleep' to tuning system...
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Sep 7, 2005
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Hello! After calculating a bunch of difference tones for various chords (the usual JI, 5-limit ones I find on the piano), I saw something that interested me:...
traktus5
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Sep 7, 2005
7:02 am
859
Hi Paul. paul wrote>In the minor 9th chord C2-Eb3-D4...you mention as ... Ab2), ... and 45- 24 = 21. Relative to the chord in question, these notes would be a...
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Sep 7, 2005
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... a. ... do ... No, but neither of these chords are in root position, and in regard to what you wrote above, both are in closed position (i.e., close- ...
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Sep 8, 2005
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... Then there probably isn't anything close to 3:5:8:13 on there. ... Well, get yourself a piano tuning wrench and wake up! ... What tunings are you listening...
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Sep 8, 2005
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862
... How do you find JI chords on the piano if it's tuned by a standard piano tuner? ... I'm confused. 4:5:9 could be c-e-d', but where does the b come in? ... ...
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Sep 8, 2005
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863
... and ... No, but it's not that common either. ... Not especially. ... the ... Indeed....
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864
... You're Right. ... of ... Excuse me. I meant major ninth chord. ... minor ... tertial ... outer ... Right. ... I'm defining 'chord' as having an outer...
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Sep 9, 2005
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... favorite ... So did you mean for a different set of numbers to go along with the letters, or a different set of letters to go along with the numbers? A C...
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Sep 9, 2005
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hi Paul. ... the ... numbers? ... a ... Actually, I was thinking of c-e-b-d', but haven't calculated the numbers for any quatrads yet. This actually brings up...
traktus5
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Sep 10, 2005
10:33 pm
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... But you mean 8:10:15:18, yes? ... You mean like as part of e-g#-b-d'? c-e-b-d' isn't a dominant seventh chord. ... In Partch's world, you're either playing...
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Sep 12, 2005
10:14 pm
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... Yes. ... seventh > chord. I mean, e-b-d', alone, or even when it's part of c-e-b-d', reminds me of e-g#-b-d without the 3rd (gutted, and liking its...
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Sep 13, 2005
5:34 am
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... the ... I'm suprised you hear a g# rather than a g missing in c-e-b-d'. ... on ... If you're interested in harmonies up to a prime-limit of 7, probably the...
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Sep 13, 2005
7:22 pm
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... I hear the absence of g# ...(as well as the 'turned around' minor seventh chord, with 6/5 on top).... it's hard to describe, but it's sort of my modas...
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Sep 14, 2005
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871
hi Paul. I've been reading Plomp's writings on the perception of pitch in complex tones, but can't find his work on the dissonance of intervals and...
traktus5
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Sep 14, 2005
11:43 pm
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... Yes. Plomp and Levelt were the original authors of the relevant paper in this area, which Sethares and others took up in their way later. ... Searching the...
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