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BudjarnLambeth: Added links to dead end pg

2024-01-09T06:36:16Z

Added links to dead end pg

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	== Progress report ==		== Progress report ==
	; What was your path to discovering alternate tunings?		; What was your path to discovering alternate tunings?
	: While looking for information on Conlon Nancarrow, I stumbled across Kyle Gann's Just Intonation primer and started exploring the possibilities found there. I was also intrigued by a passage from the novel ''Cryptonomicon'' that spoke briefly about temperament.		: While looking for information on [[Conlon Nancarrow]], I stumbled across [[Kyle Gann]]'s [[Just Intonation]] primer and started exploring the possibilities found there. I was also intrigued by a passage from the novel ''Cryptonomicon'' that spoke briefly about [[temperament]].

	; What are your current/past/future particular interests?		; What are your current/past/future particular interests?
	: My primary interests lie in simple harmonic structures that make room for a wide range of melodic ideas. Small segments of the 15-limit diamond are especially appealing to me.		: My primary interests lie in simple harmonic structures that make room for a wide range of melodic ideas. Small segments of the [[15-limit tonality diamond\|15-limit diamond]] are especially appealing to me.

	; What instruments or means have you successfully used in the making of microtonal music? Recommendations?		; What instruments or means have you successfully used in the making of microtonal music? Recommendations?
	: I had great success with Chuck Hubbard's no-scale JI sequencer until I changed computers and could never get it working again. Lately I have been learning to use Tonescape, and I am already in love with the half-formed state it is in and the amazing fully-formed state I can see it becoming.		: I had great success with [[Chuck Hubbard]]'s no-scale JI sequencer until I changed computers and could never get it working again. Lately I have been learning to use [[Tonescape]], and I am already in love with the half-formed state it is in and the amazing fully-formed state I can see it becoming.

	; Any good microtonal anecdotes?		; Any good microtonal anecdotes?

Fredg999 category edits: Copying from Category:People to Category:Pseudonyms using Cat-a-lot

2022-03-29T04:18:53Z

Copying from Category:People to Category:Pseudonyms using Cat-a-lot

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Fredg999: Cleanup, categories

2022-03-28T15:15:05Z

Cleanup, categories

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	~~<ul><li>~~What was your path to discovering alternate tunings?~~</li></ul>~~While looking for information on Conlon Nancarrow, I stumbled across Kyle Gann's Just Intonation primer and started exploring the possibilities found there. I was also intrigued by a passage from the novel ''Cryptonomicon'' that spoke briefly about temperament.		== Progress report ==
			; What was your path to discovering alternate tunings?
			: While looking for information on Conlon Nancarrow, I stumbled across Kyle Gann's Just Intonation primer and started exploring the possibilities found there. I was also intrigued by a passage from the novel ''Cryptonomicon'' that spoke briefly about temperament.

	~~<ul><li>~~What are your current/past/future particular interests?~~</li></ul>~~My primary interests lie in simple harmonic structures that make room for a wide range of melodic ideas. Small segments of the 15-limit diamond are especially appealing to me.		; What are your current/past/future particular interests?
			: My primary interests lie in simple harmonic structures that make room for a wide range of melodic ideas. Small segments of the 15-limit diamond are especially appealing to me.

	~~<ul><li>~~What instruments or means have you successfully used in the making~~</li></ul>~~of microtonal music? Recommendations?		; What instruments or means have you successfully used in the making of microtonal music? Recommendations?
			: I had great success with Chuck Hubbard's no-scale JI sequencer until I changed computers and could never get it working again. Lately I have been learning to use Tonescape, and I am already in love with the half-formed state it is in and the amazing fully-formed state I can see it becoming.

	I ~~had great success with Chuck Hubbard's no-scale JI sequencer until~~ I ~~changed computers and could never get it working again~~. ~~Lately I have been learning~~ to ~~use Tonescape, and~~ I ~~am already in love with the half-formed state it is in~~ and the ~~amazing fully-formed state~~ I ~~can see it becoming~~.		; Any good microtonal anecdotes?
			: I was introduced to the mailing list when I was at a wilderness camp in northern California. My mother casually mentioned to someone that I had an unbelievably esoteric hobby called "microtones" and one of the camp counselors said "I do that too."

	~~<ul><li>Any good microtonal anecdotes~~?</li></ul>I was introduced to the mailing list when I was at a wilderness camp in northern California. My mother casually mentioned to someone that I had an unbelievably esoteric hobby called "microtones" and one of the camp counselors said "I do that too."		; Are you, in fact, sane?
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	~~<ul><li>Are you, in fact, sane?</li></ul>~~		[[Category:People]]
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-* What are your current/past/future particular interests?
+<ul><li>What are your current/past/future particular interests?</li></ul>My primary interests lie in simple harmonic structures that make room for a wide range of melodic ideas. Small segments of the 15-limit diamond are especially appealing to me.
 My primary interests lie in simple harmonic structures that make room for a wide range of melodic ideas. Small segments of the 15-limit diamond are especially appealing to me.
 I had great success with Chuck Hubbard's no-scale JI sequencer until I changed computers and could never get it working again. Lately I have been learning to use Tonescape, and I am already in love with the half-formed state it is in and the amazing fully-formed state I can see it becoming.
-* Any good microtonal anecdotes?
+<ul><li>Any good microtonal anecdotes?</li></ul>I was introduced to the mailing list when I was at a wilderness camp in northern California. My mother casually mentioned to someone that I had an unbelievably esoteric hobby called "microtones" and one of the camp counselors said "I do that too."
-* Are you, in fact, sane?</pre></div>
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Wikispaces>xenjacob: Imported revision 3996373 - Original comment: i posed a silly question

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	I had great success with Chuck Hubbard's no-scale JI sequencer until I changed computers and could never get it working again. Lately I have been learning to use Tonescape, and I am already in love with the half-formed state it is in and the amazing fully-formed state I can see it becoming.<br />		I had great success with Chuck Hubbard's no-scale JI sequencer until I changed computers and could never get it working again. Lately I have been learning to use Tonescape, and I am already in love with the half-formed state it is in and the amazing fully-formed state I can see it becoming.<br />
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	<ul><li>Any good microtonal anecdotes?</li></ul>I was introduced to the mailing list when I was at a wilderness camp in northern California. My mother casually mentioned to someone that I had an unbelievably esoteric hobby called &quot;microtones&quot; and one of the camp counselors said &quot;I do that too.&quot;</body></html></pre></div>		<ul><li>Any good microtonal anecdotes?</li></ul>I was introduced to the mailing list when I was at a wilderness camp in northern California. My mother casually mentioned to someone that I had an unbelievably esoteric hobby called &quot;microtones&quot; and one of the camp counselors said &quot;I do that too.&quot;<br />
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<div style="width:100%; max-height:400pt; overflow:auto; background-color:#f8f9fa; border: 1px solid #eaecf0; padding:0em"><pre style="margin:0px;border:none;background:none;word-wrap:break-word;white-space: pre-wrap ! important" class="old-revision-html">* What was your path to discovering alternate tunings?
While looking for information on Conlon Nancarrow, I stumbled across Kyle Gann's Just Intonation primer and started exploring the possibilities found there. I was also intrigued by a passage from the novel //Cryptonomicon// that spoke briefly about temperament.

* What are your current/past/future particular interests?
My primary interests lie in simple harmonic structures that make room for a wide range of melodic ideas. Small segments of the 15-limit diamond are especially appealing to me.

* What instruments or means have you successfully used in the making
of microtonal music? Recommendations?
I had great success with Chuck Hubbard's no-scale JI sequencer until I changed computers and could never get it working again. Lately I have been learning to use Tonescape, and I am already in love with the half-formed state it is in and the amazing fully-formed state I can see it becoming.

* Any good microtonal anecdotes?
I was introduced to the mailing list when I was at a wilderness camp in northern California. My mother casually mentioned to someone that I had an unbelievably esoteric hobby called "microtones" and one of the camp counselors said "I do that too."</pre></div>
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<ul><li>What are your current/past/future particular interests?</li></ul>My primary interests lie in simple harmonic structures that make room for a wide range of melodic ideas. Small segments of the 15-limit diamond are especially appealing to me.<br />
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<ul><li>What instruments or means have you successfully used in the making</li></ul>of microtonal music? Recommendations?<br />
I had great success with Chuck Hubbard's no-scale JI sequencer until I changed computers and could never get it working again. Lately I have been learning to use Tonescape, and I am already in love with the half-formed state it is in and the amazing fully-formed state I can see it becoming.<br />
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<ul><li>Any good microtonal anecdotes?</li></ul>I was introduced to the mailing list when I was at a wilderness camp in northern California. My mother casually mentioned to someone that I had an unbelievably esoteric hobby called &quot;microtones&quot; and one of the camp counselors said &quot;I do that too.&quot;</body></html></pre></div>