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The tuning was developed by [[Johnny Reinhard]]. It differs from the scale only in that it has a fixed root and cannot be rotated. It consists of harmonics 128 (2<sup>7</sup>, hence 8<sup>th</sup> octave) through 255. Scales can be selected as subsets of these 128 pitches, or the entire set can be used. | The tuning was developed by [[Johnny Reinhard]]. It differs from the scale only in that it has a fixed root and cannot be rotated. It consists of harmonics 128 (2<sup>7</sup>, hence 8<sup>th</sup> octave) through 255. Scales can be selected as subsets of these 128 pitches, or the entire set can be used. | ||