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=== About | === About musical tuning === | ||
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* '''[[Microtonal music|What is microtonal music?]]''' | |||
* '''[[Why Microtonality?|Why microtonality?]]''' (And why does anyone care about microtonal music?) | |||
* '''[[Approaches to Musical Tuning|What are some different kinds of tuning systems that exist?]]''' | |||
* '''[[Systematic comma names explained|How do I decode those strange looking comma names?]]''' | |||
* '''What does “golden” refer to in “golden meantone”, “golden flattone”, etc?''' | |||
** [[Rank-2 temperament]]s (of which meantone and flattone are two among many) generate [[MOS scale]]s with two step sizes, large and small. | |||
** Depending on what [[generator]] you use for the temperament, you can make the ratio between large:small different. For example you can have 3:1 meantone, 2:1 meantone, 3:2 meantone, etc. and the same goes for any other rank-2 temperament. | |||
** If the ratio between the step sizes is the [[golden ratio]], then the tuning is a golden tuning, such as “golden meantone”, “golden flattone” or similar. | |||
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