List of approaches to musical tuning: Difference between revisions
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*[[Just intonation]]: The tuning of pitches so that their fundamental frequencies are related by ratios of whole numbers. An infinite world of numerous models: | *[[Just intonation]]: The tuning of pitches so that their fundamental frequencies are related by ratios of whole numbers. An infinite world of numerous models: | ||
**[[Combination product sets]] | **[[Combination product sets]] | ||
**[[Fokker blocks]] | |||
** The [[harmonic series]] | ** The [[harmonic series]] | ||
**[[ | ** [[Isoharmonic chord]]s | ||
**[[Overtone scale]]s & [[primodality]] | **[[Overtone scale]]s & [[primodality]] | ||
**[[Tonality diamond]]s | **[[Tonality diamond]]s | ||
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*[[Historical temperaments|Historical western temperaments]]: The (somewhat forgotten) use of [[Pythagorean tuning|Pythagorean]] and [[meantone]] tunings and [[well temperament]]s in Western common practice music. | *[[Historical temperaments|Historical western temperaments]]: The (somewhat forgotten) use of [[Pythagorean tuning|Pythagorean]] and [[meantone]] tunings and [[well temperament]]s in Western common practice music. | ||
*[[Tetrachord|Tetrachordal scales]]: the use of divided fourths as building blocks for composition. | *[[Tetrachord|Tetrachordal scales]]: the use of divided fourths as building blocks for composition. | ||
== Subjective processes == | == Subjective processes == | ||