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This is the reference I wish I had when I was learning RTT, or [[Regular temperament theory|Regular Temperament Theory]]. There are other great resources out there, but this is how I would have liked to have learned it myself. I might say these materials lean more visual and geometric than others I've seen. In any case, I hope | This is the reference I wish I had when I was learning RTT, or [[Regular temperament theory|Regular Temperament Theory]]. There are other great resources out there, but this is how I would have liked to have learned it myself. I might say these materials lean more visual and geometric than others I've seen, and focus on elementary computation and representation rather than theory. It's not really a big picture introduction, and it doesn't explore musical applications. In any case, I hope these tools and explanations help someone else. | ||