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While working on xen-calc, I came up with a way to extend the FJS which makes it consistent with neutral intervals symbols (e.g. "n3^11" for [[11/9]]). I've written up my findings on the page: [[User:M-yac/Neutral Intervals and the FJS]]. | While working on xen-calc, I came up with a way to extend the FJS which makes it consistent with neutral intervals symbols (e.g. "n3^11" for [[11/9]]). I've written up my findings on the page: [[User:M-yac/Neutral Intervals and the FJS]]. | ||
My website: [https://www.yacavone.net yacavone.net] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:10, 19 June 2021
Hi, I'm Matt! I still have a lot to learn about xenharmonic music, so I'll mostly just watch for now.
I've made some interactive webpages to help with my own understanding and learning, that maybe others will find useful too.
- xen-calc, my attempt at a general-purpose calculator/converter for microtonal music. This tool is inspired in part by the "Interval info" boxes on this wiki.
- Custom FJS Explorer, a tool for exploring modifications of the Functional Just System.
While working on xen-calc, I came up with a way to extend the FJS which makes it consistent with neutral intervals symbols (e.g. "n3^11" for 11/9). I've written up my findings on the page: User:M-yac/Neutral Intervals and the FJS.
My website: yacavone.net