This is certainly very interesting stuff Gene and I trust you for that, but again, why giving geographic names to scales that have strictly nothing to see with...
Dear Group, Although I've been using Scala files (.scl, .seq) for some time, I have only just tried the "play" (on-screen clavier) and "relay" (external...
I believe Scala sends notes on different MIDI channels, so it can apply different pitch bends to each note. It sounds as if either aconnect or your synth is...
... I didn't choose "Barbados"; or began the talk of islands, but once that began I want to locate names within a cluster of names. Naming the rank three...
An Alternative Method for Building Scales Part I b: More on Melody in Scales This is a continuation of message number 96503. No commas here, no generators, no...
Hi again. In late 2002, I've made some stuff which I was privately calling "Linear music". Recently, I've discovered that many people were using the term ...
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 3:37 PM, genewardsmith ... I've been calling it "heterodyning," from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterodyne This is kind of...
... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tuning/files/MichaelSheiman/getchordJI.html " Â Â Â Â Â This web page finds nearest JI chord given up to seven notes. Â Â ...
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 4:02 PM, genewardsmith ... Well, more specifically, it refers to the number of sidebands produced. Heterodyning means that you multiply...
... but once that began I want to locate names within a cluster of names. Naming the rank three 13-limit temperaments tempering out 676/675, I started from the...
Mike, My point is just a request for a little more coherence in the alternative microtonal systems we propose. Not only for our community of microtonalists,...
... When I hear the term "linear music" without knowing anything about the context, I associate it with "lines", which associates to "melodic lines" and,...
Did anyone tried the "Shift" function of the "Spectral Transform" Plug-in from GRM Tools ? I assisted to a demonstration years ago and this is exactly what it ...
I've been futzing around with the gallery of 12-tone JI scales on the xenwiki, and decided it needed an example of a 2.3.11 subgroup scale. Below is such a...
Here is a 2.9.11.13 subgroup scale, using the sval <2 38 41 44|. The name comes from the fact that 91113 is one of the British Rail Class 91 high speed...
This sparked an idea - perhaps a good way to search for useful scales would be to look for scales of a certain size, without respect to any type of prime...
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 12:40 AM, genewardsmith ... I thought about that, but is that optimal? If we could somehow derive from it a non-octave ET, we could also...
... I consider the canonical zeta tuning to be at the local maxima or minima, or in other words at the corresponding zero of Z'(t). Which means, it would be...
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 12:56 AM, genewardsmith ... a) I thought the zeta tuning involved taking the integral between two zeros? b) I also thought the zeta...
