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DesertFreeze (talk | contribs) Created page with "Hi, I'm a young microtonalist/musician and hope to have some influence on this platform. I have deep knowledge of 31edo but not much else :P, I'm working to expand my knowledge as much as possible so I can improve this website, microtonality is something I really care about and believe in for the future. I am a strong believer in Just Intonation, and chords lying in the harmonic series, and I find it strange that this website has such little otonal chord documentation..." |
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I have deep knowledge of 31edo but not much else :P, I'm working to expand my knowledge as much as possible so I can improve this website, microtonality is something I really care about and believe in for the future. | I have deep knowledge of 31edo but not much else :P, I'm working to expand my knowledge as much as possible so I can improve this website, microtonality is something I really care about and believe in for the future. | ||
I find it strange that this website has such little otonal chord documentation (e.g., why is there no page for 18:22:27, the neutral triad?). | |||
19-limit intervals should be called '''novemdecimal intervals''', not "undevicesimal", as first of all, its impossible to spell right on the first try, and second of all, it sounds like "undecimal". Idk, maybe I'll try to convince people this is better, we'll see. :P | |||
[[User:DesertFreeze/List of otonal chords|A project I'm working on for this website]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:45, 25 July 2026
Hi, I'm a young microtonalist/musician and hope to have some influence on this platform.
I have deep knowledge of 31edo but not much else :P, I'm working to expand my knowledge as much as possible so I can improve this website, microtonality is something I really care about and believe in for the future.
I find it strange that this website has such little otonal chord documentation (e.g., why is there no page for 18:22:27, the neutral triad?).
19-limit intervals should be called novemdecimal intervals, not "undevicesimal", as first of all, its impossible to spell right on the first try, and second of all, it sounds like "undecimal". Idk, maybe I'll try to convince people this is better, we'll see. :P