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73672
... You're the only one on this list? ... Subjective things aren't discussed on this list? The specific nature is subjective. Whether or not the musical...
Cameron Bobro
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Oct 1, 2007
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73673
... Cool, thanks. I have your paper- it may be obvious that my question is rhetorical. Here's the thing- how can we then talk about approximating just...
Cameron Bobro
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Oct 1, 2007
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73674
Mozart's own piano? I'd be surprised if the original temperament had lasted so long - in my experience, fortepianos go out of tune in a few weeks, if not days....
Tom Dent
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Oct 1, 2007
2:25 pm
73675
It would be easy to discover what tuning she is actually using by running each pitch example thru software analysis e.g. melodyne; spear; etc. Charles Lucy...
Charles Lucy
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Oct 1, 2007
2:54 pm
73676
What does "tl;dr" mean?...
Cameron Bobro
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Oct 1, 2007
4:16 pm
73677
... To what accuracy? My equipment doesn't suck and I'm not inexperienced in this kind of thing, but I'd certainly hesitate to call it "easy". -Cameron Bobro...
Cameron Bobro
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Oct 1, 2007
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73678
... Of cousre the piano was rebuilt and retuned at least once since the great master passed. ... Yes, that. ... I'm sorry to disappoint. ... I do. A friend of...
Carl Lumma
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Oct 1, 2007
4:31 pm
73679
Ah! The delightful terminology of Partials, Overtones, and Harmonics. These days most theorists speak exclusively of harmonics. Few people refer to the old...
Mark Rankin
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Oct 1, 2007
4:51 pm
73680
... Depending on the length of the isolated notes you could catch her playing, you could get it within a couple cents I should think. -Carl...
Carl Lumma
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Oct 1, 2007
4:58 pm
73681
Hi Mark, Actually, usage of the terms "partial" and "overtone" makes sense if they are used correctly. But i'm playing devil's advocate -- i do agree with you...
monz
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Oct 1, 2007
6:35 pm
73682
Glad AND thankful, Mark. Oz. ... From: "Mark Rankin" <markrankin95511@...> To: <tuning@yahoogroups.com> Sent: 01 Ekim 2007 Pazartesi 7:12 Subject: Re:...
Ozan Yarman
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Oct 1, 2007
7:20 pm
73683
Cam, ... Maybe not as common as I thought, I see it on a few lists/forums. Xlates to "too long; didn't read". ... Cheers, Jon...
Jon Szanto
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Oct 1, 2007
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73684
Dear Tuning Terminology Pundits, What do you generally call a scale which has any number of tones and is created using 2 generators, one of which is 2/1 and...
Aaron Andrew Hunt
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Oct 1, 2007
9:43 pm
73685
... Too long, didn't read, eh? Man, I read Dahlgren. In German. Well my eyes kind of glazed over from about 9/5 to the octave, hahaha! -Cameron Bobro...
Cameron Bobro
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Oct 1, 2007
10:38 pm
73686
I don't like "harmonic" because so many tones have inharmonic partials. "overtone" also is not good, as not all sounds have the percieved fundamental at the...
Cameron Bobro
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Oct 1, 2007
10:44 pm
73687
... "Generated scale." To be precise, "generated scale with an octave period". Graham...
Graham Breed
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Oct 2, 2007
12:21 am
73688
Hi Aaron, It would still be a scale (you say so yourself). But it may be an instance of a *linear temperament*. Provided there is an (implicit or explicit)...
Carl Lumma
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Oct 2, 2007
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73689
Graham's answer is more precise, since it tells you what to call it if there isn't a mapping. Though we do say the diatonic scale is an instance of the ...
Carl Lumma
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Oct 2, 2007
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73690
Do you consider quarter comma meantone to have identical sounding keys, only at different pitch heights? In other words, with the use of flexible pitch...
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Oct 2, 2007
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73691
... Yes. ... The term is "regular temperament". Graham...
Graham Breed
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Oct 2, 2007
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73692
... Additionally, "harmonic" can refer to a technique of touching a string lightly at a node and plucking or bowing to produce a higher-pitched note (a...
Herman Miller
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Oct 2, 2007
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73693
Graham and Carl, Thanks for the answers. I had been calling such a thing a Linear Temperament, but I had misgivings about this that I could quite put my finger...
Aaron Andrew Hunt
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Oct 2, 2007
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73694
... Interesting scale; it manages to avoid sounding dissonant even though (or perhaps becuase) it doesn't have many consonant intervals. Has a bit of a whole...
Herman Miller
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Oct 2, 2007
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73695
Herman, Thanks for including the other definition of harmonic, the one which refers to the technique of touching a string lightly at a node and plucking or...
Mark Rankin
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Oct 2, 2007
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73696
... Yes, I think 1/4-comma meantone does have identical sounding keys, if allowed to stretch off to infinity. Exact 1/4-comma meantone never closes into an...
Carl Lumma
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Oct 2, 2007
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73697
I agree with Carl's characterization, and will add two comments, the first is that, given the ubiquity of meantone, "key characters" in the meantone era,...
Daniel Wolf
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Oct 2, 2007
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73698
... Thank you, Daniel. I tried to argue this here about key characters of the well temperament era, and had a hard time convincing anyone. I can't remember...
Carl Lumma
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Oct 2, 2007
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73699
Another intriguing Persian composition using lots of Saba flavours! Oz. ... From: "Herman Miller" <hmiller@...> To: <tuning@yahoogroups.com> Sent: 02 Ekim...
Ozan Yarman
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Oct 2, 2007
12:18 pm
73700
It seems that the accepted term for these "Pinch" harmonics is Flageolet tones, Yet this gets even more ambiguous and complicated for this term also refers to...
Charles Lucy
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Oct 2, 2007
12:26 pm
73701
... also ... And "pinch harmonic" also refers to an "artificial" harmonic, created by temporarily changing the vibrating length of a string using a couple of...
Cameron Bobro
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