User:Mousemambo/Workbench: Difference between revisions

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**[[Notation]] (and [[:Category:Notation|Category:Notation]])

**[[Comparison of mode notation systems]]

**[[Temperament naming]]

**[[Scale naming]]

==Practical tuning for beginners pages==

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*[[DAWs]]. The section "[[DAWs#Approaches%20to%20Microtonal%20Composition%20in%20a%20DAW|Approaches to Microtonal Composition in a DAW]]" has some good info about practical tuning issues, though without enough detail to actually do it. Needs a link to some more practical how-to page.(s)

*[[Scala]]. Has a brief section on tuning files, which needs "See: Tuning files" added.

*[[Tuning system]].

*[[Pedagogy]]. Excellent page with a name that unfortunately doesn't scream, "New folks start here!" "Education" would be better because it's [https://www.ef.com/ca/english-resources/english-vocabulary/top-1000-words/ more common], or "Learn" is [https://www.summerboardingcourses.com/blogs/500-most-common-words-in-english/ even more common]. I note that [[User:Fredg999/Sandbox]]#Summary_of_proposed_changes notices the same problem, and implies that "Guides" would be a good choice -- I agree. An important page because there's a link to it in the wiki's default/Navigation sidebar. Understandably focused on tuning theory, not practical issues. Update 2023-08-05: The sidebar link has been renamed Guides.

*[[New Tuning Method]]. Relevant, but mostly outdated page whose last substantial update was June 2016, so no mention of MTS-ESP, MPE or tuner plugins.

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*In the Xen wiki

**[[Mike Sheiman's Very Easy Scale Building From The Harmonic Series Page]]

**[[Overtone scale]]

*Outside the Xen wiki

== Xenharmonic basics: Introduction to 21st century tuning systems ==

* '''Foundations'''

** [[Glossary]]

** [[Ratio]]

** [[Scale]]

*** [[Scale naming]]

*** [[MOS scale|Moment of symmetry (MOS)]]

*** [[Harmonic limit]]. This article badly needs a non-mathematical introductory summary paragraph, to go with its Wikipedia link to [[Wikipedia:Limit (music)|Limit (music)]].

** [[Tuning system]]

** [[Temperament]]

*** [[Just intonation]]

*** [[Comma]]

*** [[Temperament naming]]

*** [[Regular temperament]]

*** [[Equal-step tuning]]

*** [[Temperament families and clans]]

* '''Not-so-basics'''

** [[Generator]]

** [[Monzo]]

** [[Val]]

== Functional harmony in xenharmonic music ==

* [[Diatonic functional harmony]]

* [[User:Aura/Aura's Ideas on Functional Harmony|Aura's Ideas on Functional Harmony]]‎‎

==Toolkit==

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 **[[Notation]] (and [[:Category:Notation|Category:Notation]])
 **[[Comparison of mode notation systems]]
+**[[Temperament naming]]
+**[[Scale naming]]
 ==Practical tuning for beginners pages==
@@ Line 48: / Line 50: @@
 *[[DAWs]]. The section "[[DAWs#Approaches%20to%20Microtonal%20Composition%20in%20a%20DAW|Approaches to Microtonal Composition in a DAW]]" has some good info about practical tuning issues, though without enough detail to actually do it. Needs a link to some more practical how-to page.(s)
 *[[Scala]]. Has a brief section on tuning files, which needs "See: Tuning files" added.
+*[[Tuning system]].
 *[[Pedagogy]]. Excellent page with a name that unfortunately doesn't scream, "New folks start here!" "Education" would be better because it's [https://www.ef.com/ca/english-resources/english-vocabulary/top-1000-words/ more common], or "Learn" is [https://www.summerboardingcourses.com/blogs/500-most-common-words-in-english/ even more common]. I note that [[User:Fredg999/Sandbox]]#Summary_of_proposed_changes notices the same problem, and implies that "Guides" would be a good choice -- I agree. An important page because there's a link to it in the wiki's default/Navigation sidebar. Understandably focused on tuning theory, not practical issues. Update 2023-08-05: The sidebar link has been renamed Guides.
 *[[New Tuning Method]]. Relevant, but mostly outdated page whose last substantial update was June 2016, so no mention of MTS-ESP, MPE or tuner plugins.
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 *In the Xen wiki
 **[[Mike Sheiman's Very Easy Scale Building From The Harmonic Series Page]]
+**[[Overtone scale]]
 *Outside the Xen wiki
+== Xenharmonic basics: Introduction to 21st century tuning systems ==
+* '''Foundations'''
+** [[Glossary]]
+** [[Ratio]]
+** [[Scale]]
+*** [[Scale naming]]
+*** [[MOS scale|Moment of symmetry (MOS)]]
+*** [[Harmonic limit]]. This article badly needs a non-mathematical introductory summary paragraph, to go with its Wikipedia link to [[Wikipedia:Limit (music)|Limit (music)]].
+** [[Tuning system]]
+** [[Temperament]]
+*** [[Just intonation]]
+*** [[Comma]]
+*** [[Temperament naming]]
+*** [[Regular temperament]]
+*** [[Equal-step tuning]]
+*** [[Temperament families and clans]]
+* '''Not-so-basics'''
+** [[Generator]]
+** [[Monzo]]
+** [[Val]]
+== Functional harmony in xenharmonic music ==
+* [[Diatonic functional harmony]]
+* [[User:Aura/Aura's Ideas on Functional Harmony|Aura's Ideas on Functional Harmony]]‎‎
 ==Toolkit==