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| i have a user page now :)
| | hi im squib :) |
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| ==music theory that does not have a name yet==
| | i think miracle temperament is the one that's worth investing a large portion of my time in, although i might dabble in other things sometimes |
| A number of things bother me about the way tuning is done on this wiki and in general, in particular octave/tritave equivalence, generators, and the excessive use of hard-to-understand vocabulary and math which often isn't even all that relevant or helpful. The last one should not be a surprise; the first two might be. I find generators extremely unintuitive, and while they may be useful for things, that does not mean I have to like them. I also dislike the concept of equivalence in general. I think *every* pitch should be considered its own thing.
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| So I decided to formalize the ideas that I have been exploring into a music theory, inspired by [https://youtu.be/cMnuMjXeHrY Caftaphata].
| | i am currently working on figuring out how to use software to turn my ideas into actual music. |
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| ===Terms===
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| First, some terms. Most of these are widely-used but I might be using them slightly differently here.
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| - Harmonic series
| | my user subpages are listed here for my own reference |
| The set of pitches with frequencies that are integer multiples of the fundamental, including the fundamental itself. This is called the harmonic series of that fundamental.
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