Linear chord - Revision history

Cmloegcmluin: Changed redirect target from Delta-rational chord to Delta-rational chord#Isodifferential chord

2024-02-21T03:46:43Z

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	#~~redirect~~ [[Delta-rational chord]]		#REDIRECT [[Delta-rational chord#Isodifferential chord]]

	~~== See also ==~~

	* [[Delta-rational chord]] - With linear chords, all the frequency differences between adjacent notes are simply related (i.e. equal or in a simple ratio like 1:2). With delta-rational chords, some of them are, but not necessarily all of them.
	~~[[Category:Chords]]~~
	~~[[Category:Tables~~]]

2024-02-13T07:13:11Z

Most of the content is now on the "Delta-rational chord" page.

2023-07-05T16:21:13Z

Interwiki

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	'''Linear Chords''' (also known as Proportionally Beating chords) are a generalization of [[isoharmonic chords\|Isoharmonic]] chords extended to include irrational intervals. So by definition, all [[Just intonation\|Just]] chords are also Linear chords. Additionally, chords such as (1):(1+π):(1+2π):(1+3π) are allowed under this broader definition.		'''Linear Chords''' (also known as Proportionally Beating chords) are a generalization of [[isoharmonic chords\|Isoharmonic]] chords extended to include irrational intervals. So by definition, all [[Just intonation\|Just]] chords are also Linear chords. Additionally, chords such as (1):(1+π):(1+2π):(1+3π) are allowed under this broader definition.

2023-04-23T21:45:45Z

2023-04-23T21:02:12Z

Categorised this uncategorised page

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	[[es:Acorde Lineal]]		[[https://es.xen.wiki/w/Acorde Lineal]]

	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Delta-rational chord]] - With linear chords, all the frequency differences between adjacent notes are simply related (i.e. equal or in a simple ratio like 1:2). With delta-rational chords, some of them are, but not necessarily all of them.		* [[Delta-rational chord]] - With linear chords, all the frequency differences between adjacent notes are simply related (i.e. equal or in a simple ratio like 1:2). With delta-rational chords, some of them are, but not necessarily all of them.
			[[Category:Chords]]
			[[Category:Tables]]
			[[Category:Theory]]

2023-02-04T17:43:26Z

See also: explanation taken verbatim from tprice on Discord (thank you!)

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

	* [[Delta-rational chord]]		* [[Delta-rational chord]] - With linear chords, all the frequency differences between adjacent notes are simply related (i.e. equal or in a simple ratio like 1:2). With delta-rational chords, some of them are, but not necessarily all of them.

2023-02-03T17:11:22Z

2018-10-02T18:45:10Z

reworked links and table syntax

2018-10-02T18:41:10Z

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	'''Note:''' Essentially tempered [[Dyadic_chord\|dyadic]] triads cannot be optimized for proportional beating because they cannot be uniquely defined in the harmonic series.		'''Note:''' Essentially tempered [[Dyadic_chord\|dyadic]] triads cannot be optimized for proportional beating because they cannot be uniquely defined in the harmonic series.

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			[[es:Acorde Lineal]]

2018-07-17T00:00:00Z