... I'm not sure that's a good way of putting it, but we should discuss relativistic physics privately, or at least not on this list . . . ... (15/5), ... ...
In general, how high up in overtones should one check for ... the > overtones of an implied fundamental for which the notes of the chord > may act as...
Assuming there's some relavence in how other sense systems operate... I see an anology between the fusion of partials into a fundamental pitch, and why the sky...
... You're right; the difference tones sound very significant for some chords. In the factors Sathare's lists for "Explanations of Consonance and Dissonance"...
Hi traktus5! ... Dispersion. The particles of the upper atmosphere disperse light of all wavelengths longer than (a greenish) blue. Their energy is scattered...
Hi Yahya. (Thanks for your excellent comments on the rainbow and hearing. It's veritable encyclopedia entry!) ... difference tones for the 'subset chords'...
Hi trak, ... Thanks. Actually, just today I reread something I wrote in December 2004 but never finished - a draft article on colour spaces - and am moved to...
... Hi Yahya. Please call me Kelly... ... 3:10:15. In> > > > some chord progressions I'm working on , some very prominant 4- > > > note chords, in addition...
Hi Kelly, ... I'd guess that the strongest beats would be those between the strongest partial tones in the chord. So if any difference does coincide with, or...
Hi Yahya. (excerpted) ... I remember that article, too. (I use to hang the cover illustration on my wall!) The other very interesting aspect of piano...
Hi Kelly, Just time for the briefest reply before bed. ... That late?! Wow! ... Let's know what happens? ... Hmmm ... I guess! Two totally coherent waves...
Hi Yahya, [excerpted.] ... how some partials (I'd have to look it up) actually > > actually *increase* in amplitude over time! (ie, 3-5 seconds after ... ...
Hi Kelly, On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 "traktus5" wrote: [snip] ... [snip] ... Thought you might appreciate that one! ... Hmm. This quote definitely raises more...
hi Yahya, On your parable about the expanding sphere of knowledge... I like the sphere, defined by 3 axis, as a model for music. On the upper half of the Z...
Hi Kelly, ... The way I count, seems like you actually need SIX dimensions to cover your different variables. Now try to visualise them as being orthogonal!...
I'm sure you've noticed that a four-note train whistle is approximately a minor seventh chord (something like e3-g3-b3-d4. Please don't ask me how it's tuned!...
... Hi Kelly, Here in Australia, I've only ever heard a one- or two-note whistle; the second note arising by Doppler Shift when the train passes you. Whilst...
Hi Yahya - I guess this is a bit off topic. (Do you know a good site for misc. acoustics, not so centered on tuning? ...though I think there is some...
Hi Kelly, I don't think this theory is a good predictor of consonance in general - consider when two same ratios are stacked on top of each other. This is ...
Considering two spellings of the chord e4-Bb4-f5 (great chord: tonic, dominant, and subdominant combined!), the spellings being 7-10-15, or 10-14-21 They seem...
Hi Kelly, ... Traditional JI theory says that lower numbers in the reduced fractions mean lower dissonance. So, a rough guide would be the maximum of all the ...
Hello. Thanks for your comments, Magnus and Yahya. I have a ... To have "only odd partials," why not just 'build' a harmonic series, with odd numbers only,...
Hi... ... general > consider when two same ratios are stacked on top of each other. This is> > generally dissonant for any ratio with prime limit ... is simply...
Hi Kelly, ... No need. I'm talking of an _instrument_ that produces only the first, third, fifth, seventh, etc multiples of the fundamental tone as overtones ...
hi Yayha - this is good information, as I'm studying roughness. There's stuff here I've never seen textbooks at a college library. One initial question...