8edo: Difference between revisions
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8-edo has been published by Max Mathews and Bill Sethares as the Octatonic scale. This scale forms an odd and even pitch set of two diminished seventh chords, which when used in combination yield dissonance. The system has also been described as a "barbaric" harmonic system. | 8-edo has been published by Max Mathews and Bill Sethares as the Octatonic scale. This scale forms an odd and even pitch set of two diminished seventh chords, which when used in combination yield dissonance. The system has also been described as a "barbaric" harmonic system. | ||
0. 1/1 C | |||
1. 150.000 cents C# | |||
2. 300.000 cents D# | |||
3. 450.000 cents E | |||
4. 600.000 cents F# | |||
5. 750.000 cents G | |||
6. 900.000 cents A | |||
7. 1050.000 cents A# | |||
8. 2/1 C | |||
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8-edo has been published by Max Mathews and Bill Sethares as the Octatonic scale. This scale forms an odd and even pitch set of two diminished seventh chords, which when used in combination yield dissonance. The system has also been described as a &quot;barbaric&quot; harmonic system.<br /> | 8-edo has been published by Max Mathews and Bill Sethares as the Octatonic scale. This scale forms an odd and even pitch set of two diminished seventh chords, which when used in combination yield dissonance. The system has also been described as a &quot;barbaric&quot; harmonic system.<br /> | ||
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<br /> | 0. 1/1 C<br /> | ||
1. 150.000 cents C#<br /> | |||
2. 300.000 cents D#<br /> | |||
3. 450.000 cents E<br /> | |||
4. 600.000 cents F#<br /> | |||
5. 750.000 cents G<br /> | |||
6. 900.000 cents A<br /> | |||
7. 1050.000 cents A#<br /> | |||
8. 2/1 C<br /> | |||
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