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{{Idiosyncratic terms|The terms ''David-Jubal tuning, David's chord, Jubal's scale'' and ''harmonic strength'' were coined by John O'Sullivan in the mid 2020s and are not so far widely known to other microtonalists.}} | |||
'''David-Jubal tuning''' is a musical framework invented by [[John O'Sullivan]] in the 2020s. It is a type of [[just intonation]]. It consists of the use of '''Jubal's scale''' as its pitch gamut, and '''David's chord''' as its primary sonority. (''For contrast, compare to most 21st century Western music which uses the [[12edo]] chromatic scale as its pitch gamut and the (tempered) major and minor triads as its primary sonorities''). | '''David-Jubal tuning''' is a musical framework invented by [[John O'Sullivan]] in the 2020s. It is a type of [[just intonation]]. It consists of the use of '''Jubal's scale''' as its pitch gamut, and '''David's chord''' as its primary sonority. (''For contrast, compare to most 21st century Western music which uses the [[12edo]] chromatic scale as its pitch gamut and the (tempered) major and minor triads as its primary sonorities''). | ||