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Remove some things that are already in advanced theory, add more things to RTT, reorder things so the more foundational stuff is listed first
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* [[Periodic scale]]
* [[Periodic scale]]
* [[MOS scale]]
* [[MOS scale]]
* [[Diatonic, Chromatic, Enharmonic, Subchromatic]]
* [[Well temperament]]
* [[Well temperament]]
* [[Chord of nature]]
* [[Hexany]]
* [[Hexany]]


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* [[Saturation, torsion, and contorsion]]
* [[Saturation, torsion, and contorsion]]
* [[Delta-N ratio]]
* [[Delta-N ratio]]
== Advanced theory ==
{{Main| Mathematical Theory }}
* [[ABC, High Quality Commas, and Epimericity]]
* [[Chord of nature]]
* [[Cluster temperament]]
* [[Consonant class scale]]
* [[Diatonic, Chromatic, Enharmonic, Subchromatic]]
* [[Distributional evenness]]
* [[Essentially tempered chords]]
* [[Essentially tempered chords]]
* [[Essential tempering commas]]
* [[Essential tempering commas]]
* [[Fokker block]]
* [[Generator complexity]]
* [[Graham complexity]]
* [[Graham complexity]]
* [[Lumma stability]]
* [[Lumma stability]]
* [[Distributional evenness]]
* [[Consonant class scale]]
* [[Maximum variety]]
* [[Maximum variety]]
* [[Modal UDP Notation]]
* [[Modal UDP Notation]]
== Advanced theory ==
{{Main| Mathematical Theory }}


[[Category:Theory]]
[[Category:Theory]]
[[Category:Todo:review]]
[[Category:Todo:review]]

Revision as of 09:31, 20 October 2024

Here are some links to some of the key ideas underlying tuning:

Basics

Core concepts

Online tools

  • Scale Workshop – scale-creation site by Lumi Pakkanen. Allows playing via QWERTY computer keyboard. Can also export .scl and .kbm files.
  • Xenpaper – text-based microtonal sequencer, like a notepad. Write down musical ideas and share the link around.
  • xen-calc – interval calculator that translates to/from ratios, cents, FJS and color notation, much more too.

Common scales

Regular temperament theory (RTT)

Advanced theory