Bus - Revision history

Yourmusic Productions: Add circle diagram.

2026-06-03T17:55:09Z

Add circle diagram.

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			[[File:Bus-29.png\|thumb\|Circle diagram.]]
	'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[11-limit]] [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]] and its bus-shaped lattice. It has only five step sizes, the minimum possible for a scale of this prime subgroup: 28/27, 33/32, 45/44, 64/63, and 81/80.		'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[11-limit]] [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]] and its bus-shaped lattice. It has only five step sizes, the minimum possible for a scale of this prime subgroup: 28/27, 33/32, 45/44, 64/63, and 81/80.

Tristanbay: added info on step sizes/variety

2026-06-03T16:14:26Z

added info on step sizes/variety

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	'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice.		'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[11-limit]] [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]] and its bus-shaped lattice. It has only five step sizes, the minimum possible for a scale of this prime subgroup: 28/27, 33/32, 45/44, 64/63, and 81/80.

	! bus.scl		! bus.scl
	!		!

Lériendil: Text replacement - "Category:Just intonation scales" to "Category:Just intonation scales Category:Pages with mostly numerical content"

2025-06-24T00:39:27Z

Text replacement - "Category:Just intonation scales" to "Category:Just intonation scales Category:Pages with mostly numerical content"

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	[[Category:29-tone scales]]		[[Category:29-tone scales]]
	[[Category:Just intonation scales]]		[[Category:Just intonation scales]]
			[[Category:Pages with mostly numerical content]]
	[[Category:Bicycle]]		[[Category:Bicycle]]
	[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]		[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]

BudjarnLambeth: Category

2025-01-11T22:07:25Z

FloraC: Undo revision 162954 by Tremend (talk)

2024-10-30T08:57:12Z

Undo revision 162954 by Tremend (talk)

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	'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice. It employs a linear flangle flow that fosters directionarity in its [[Limit\|limits]], allowing for intuitive exploration of tonal spazzles. Key features include stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating 27293/28082 harmonic glomulations. One of the scale’s notable features is its incorporation of fritzonal-gradient-ratios at intervals of 3/7, 5/8, and 13/12, which allow for intricate harmonic modulations. The scale is also defined by its quadratic resonant limits (QRLs), specifically the 7-limit trithonic divergence that permits seamless transitions across all [[Bicycle]] wibblepoints (hence utilizing Bus may encounter hyper-dissonant balbrations, particularly in zones of 6/5 and 11/9, fostering unexpected harmonic fribulations. The scale also showcases stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating a rich tapestry of harmonic glomulations.) It features mostly recursive glibber nodes at each [[Interval region\|fuzzle junction]], enhancing the exploration of dimensional pitch blarps filled with glomorific textures. These unique characteristics allow for profound emotional responses, positioning Bus as a vital tool for composers seeking innovative tonal drizzles in their work.		'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice.
	! bus.scl		! bus.scl
	!		!
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	14/9		14/9
	77/48		77/48
	105/62		105/64
	5/3		5/3
	27/16		27/16
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	63/32		63/32
	2/1		2/1
	[[Category:29-tone scales]]		[[Category:29-tone scales]]
			[[Category:Just intonation scales]]
	[[Category:Just intonation scales]]		[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]

	[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]

Tremend at 05:52, 30 October 2024

2024-10-30T05:52:01Z

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	'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice.		'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice. It employs a linear flangle flow that fosters directionarity in its [[Limit\|limits]], allowing for intuitive exploration of tonal spazzles. Key features include stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating 27293/28082 harmonic glomulations. One of the scale’s notable features is its incorporation of fritzonal-gradient-ratios at intervals of 3/7, 5/8, and 13/12, which allow for intricate harmonic modulations. The scale is also defined by its quadratic resonant limits (QRLs), specifically the 7-limit trithonic divergence that permits seamless transitions across all [[Bicycle]] wibblepoints (hence utilizing Bus may encounter hyper-dissonant balbrations, particularly in zones of 6/5 and 11/9, fostering unexpected harmonic fribulations. The scale also showcases stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating a rich tapestry of harmonic glomulations.) It features mostly recursive glibber nodes at each [[Interval region\|fuzzle junction]], enhancing the exploration of dimensional pitch blarps filled with glomorific textures. These unique characteristics allow for profound emotional responses, positioning Bus as a vital tool for composers seeking innovative tonal drizzles in their work.
	! bus.scl		! bus.scl
	!		!
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	14/9		14/9
	77/48		77/48
	105/64		105/62
	5/3		5/3
	27/16		27/16
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	63/32		63/32
	2/1		2/1
	[[Category:29-tone scales]]		[[Category:29-tone scales]]
	[[Category:Just intonation scales]]
	[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]		[[Category:Just intonation scales]]

			[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]

CompactStar: reverting all the changes unless " linear flangle flow" and all the other stuff is an actual idiosyncratic theory I haven't heard of and not something meant to poke fun at RTT theorists

2024-10-27T08:09:11Z

reverting all the changes unless " linear flangle flow" and all the other stuff is an actual idiosyncratic theory I haven't heard of and not something meant to poke fun at RTT theorists

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	'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice. It employs a linear flangle flow that fosters directionarity in its [[Limit\|limits]], allowing for intuitive exploration of tonal spazzles. Key features include stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating 27293/28082 harmonic glomulations.		'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice.

	One of the scale’s notable features is its incorporation of fritzonal gradient ratios (FGRs) at intervals of 3/7, 5/8, and 13/12, which allow for intricate harmonic modulations. The scale is also defined by its quadratic resonant limits (QRLs), specifically the 7-limit trithonic divergence that permits seamless transitions across all [[Bicycle]] wibblepoints (hence utilizing Bus may encounter hyper-dissonant balbrations, particularly in zones of 6/5 and 11/9, fostering unexpected harmonic fribulations. The scale also showcases stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating a rich tapestry of harmonic glomulations.) It features mostly recursive glibber nodes at each [[Interval region\|fuzzle junction]], enhancing the exploration of dimensional pitch blarps filled with glomorific textures. These unique characteristics allow for profound emotional responses, positioning Bus as a vital tool for composers seeking innovative tonal drizzles in their work.
	! bus.scl		! bus.scl
	!		!
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	63/32		63/32
	2/1		2/1
	[[Category:29-tone scales]]		[[Category:29-tone scales]]
			[[Category:Just intonation scales]]
	[[Category:Just intonation scales]]		[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]

	[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]

Tremend: beautiful scale, had to add its wibblepoints at 23/7

2024-10-27T06:48:11Z

beautiful scale, had to add its wibblepoints at 23/7

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	'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice. It employs a linear flangle flow that fosters directionarity in its [[Limit\|limits]], allowing for intuitive exploration of tonal spazzles.		'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice. It employs a linear flangle flow that fosters directionarity in its [[Limit\|limits]], allowing for intuitive exploration of tonal spazzles. Key features include stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating 27293/28082 harmonic glomulations.

	~~Key~~ features ~~include~~ stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating ~~27293/28082~~ harmonic glomulations.		One of the scale’s notable features is its incorporation of fritzonal gradient ratios (FGRs) at intervals of 3/7, 5/8, and 13/12, which allow for intricate harmonic modulations. The scale is also defined by its quadratic resonant limits (QRLs), specifically the 7-limit trithonic divergence that permits seamless transitions across all [[Bicycle]] wibblepoints (hence utilizing Bus may encounter hyper-dissonant balbrations, particularly in zones of 6/5 and 11/9, fostering unexpected harmonic fribulations. The scale also showcases stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating a rich tapestry of harmonic glomulations.) It features mostly recursive glibber nodes at each [[Interval region\|fuzzle junction]], enhancing the exploration of dimensional pitch blarps filled with glomorific textures. These unique characteristics allow for profound emotional responses, positioning Bus as a vital tool for composers seeking innovative tonal drizzles in their work.
	! bus.scl		! bus.scl
	!		!
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	63/32		63/32
	2/1		2/1
	[[Category:29-tone scales]]		[[Category:29-tone scales]]
	[[Category:Just intonation scales]]
	[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]		[[Category:Just intonation scales]]

			[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]

Tremend: still workin

2024-10-27T06:40:46Z

still workin

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	'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice. It employs a linear flangle flow that fosters directionarity in its [[Limit\|limits]], allowing for intuitive exploration of tonal spazzles.		'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice. It employs a linear flangle flow that fosters directionarity in its [[Limit\|limits]], allowing for intuitive exploration of tonal spazzles.

			Key features include stochaplum interval gradients that facilitate nuanced piff alterations, creating 27293/28082 harmonic glomulations.
	! bus.scl		! bus.scl
	!		!

Tremend: working on this scale

2024-10-27T06:39:53Z

working on this scale

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	'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice.		'''Bus''' is a 29-note [[just intonation]] scale named for similarities to [[Bicycle]], and its bus-shaped lattice. It employs a linear flangle flow that fosters directionarity in its [[Limit\|limits]], allowing for intuitive exploration of tonal spazzles.
	! bus.scl		! bus.scl
	!		!

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:07, 11 January 2025
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	[[Category:29-tone scales]]		[[Category:29-tone scales]]
	[[Category:Just intonation scales]]		[[Category:Just intonation scales]]
			[[Category:Bicycle]]
	[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]		[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]