Easy Scales by Interpolating between Harmonic Series: Difference between revisions
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|| 1/1 || 11181/10000 || 5/4 || 9/7 || 4/3 || 3/2 || 156341/100000 || 5/3 || 26/15 || 28/15 || | || 1/1 || 11181/10000 || 5/4 || 9/7 || 4/3 || 3/2 || 156341/100000 || 5/3 || 26/15 || 28/15 || | ||
|| || between 10/9 and 9/8 || || || || || between 14/9 and 11/7 || || between 12/7 and 7/4 || between 13/7 and 15/8 || | || || between 10/9 and 9/8 || || || || || between 14/9 and 11/7 || || between 12/7 and 7/4 || between 13/7 and 15/8 || | ||
In addition, adding 16/15 to the above scale can yield an additional 5 note harmonic series, making the above a **larger <<7-8-9-12-15>> scale** | |||
**(x/15)** = 15:16:20:26:28 | |||
Feel free to add comments or find/punch loopholes in this theory, but this is what I'd consider an idea **"extended diatonic"** scale in that it stresses likely the most important harmonic series in the diatonic scale while adding an extra (x/7) into the mix, giving the scale a wider range of tonal color. | Feel free to add comments or find/punch loopholes in this theory, but this is what I'd consider an idea **"extended diatonic"** scale in that it stresses likely the most important harmonic series in the diatonic scale while adding an extra (x/7) into the mix, giving the scale a wider range of tonal color. | ||
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In addition, adding 16/15 to the above scale can yield an additional 5 note harmonic series, making the above a <strong>larger &lt;&lt;7-8-9-12-15&gt;&gt; scale</strong><br /> | |||
<strong>(x/15)</strong> = 15:16:20:26:28<br /> | |||
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Feel free to add comments or find/punch loopholes in this theory, but this is what I'd consider an idea <strong>&quot;extended diatonic&quot;</strong> scale in that it stresses likely the most important harmonic series in the diatonic scale while adding an extra (x/7) into the mix, giving the scale a wider range of tonal color.<br /> | Feel free to add comments or find/punch loopholes in this theory, but this is what I'd consider an idea <strong>&quot;extended diatonic&quot;</strong> scale in that it stresses likely the most important harmonic series in the diatonic scale while adding an extra (x/7) into the mix, giving the scale a wider range of tonal color.<br /> | ||