Maeve Gutierrez: Difference between revisions

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In a public post on the [[Xenharmonic Alliance]] Discord server, in October 2025, Gutierrez described the 8-tone JI scale:

* 28/27 — 7/6 — 4/3 — 112/81 — 14/9 — 392/243 — 16/9 — 2/1

It is a [[7-limit]] scale.

She recommended tempering it to [[36edo]], where it has step pattern:

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In a public post on the [[Xenharmonic Alliance]] Discord server, in September 2025, Gutierrez described the following [[nonoctave]], 7-tone [[just intonation]] chord:

* 11/9 — 19/7 — 3/1 — 19/4 — 7/1 — 9/1 — 11/1

It is a [[19-limit]] chord.

[[Budjarn Lambeth]] was inspired by this chord to create the [[moon dust]] scale, in which Gutierrez's chord and subsets thereof is the most foundational consonance.

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* 16/9

* 2/1

It is a [[17-limit]] scale.

Budjarn Lambeth then noted that, if used as a scale, it works very well with many of the aperiodic timbres in [[Scale Workshop]] (jegogan, jublag, ugal, gender, bronze, steel, silver and platinum). He described it as sounding like "a coral reef full of sea shells and whimsical little sea creatures" and provided this [https://scaleworkshop.plainsound.org/scale/PJt1wZJDl Scale Workshop preset] for it.

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 In a public post on the [[Xenharmonic Alliance]] Discord server, in October 2025, Gutierrez described the 8-tone JI scale:
 * 28/27 — 7/6 — 4/3 — 112/81 — 14/9 — 392/243 — 16/9 — 2/1
+It is a [[7-limit]] scale.
 She recommended tempering it to [[36edo]], where it has step pattern:
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 In a public post on the [[Xenharmonic Alliance]] Discord server, in September 2025, Gutierrez described the following [[nonoctave]], 7-tone [[just intonation]] chord:
 * 11/9 — 19/7 — 3/1 — 19/4 — 7/1 — 9/1 — 11/1
+It is a [[19-limit]] chord.
 [[Budjarn Lambeth]] was inspired by this chord to create the [[moon dust]] scale, in which Gutierrez's chord and subsets thereof is the most foundational consonance.
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 * 16/9
 * 2/1
+It is a [[17-limit]] scale.
 Budjarn Lambeth then noted that, if used as a scale, it works very well with many of the aperiodic timbres in [[Scale Workshop]] (jegogan, jublag, ugal, gender, bronze, steel, silver and platinum). He described it as sounding like "a coral reef full of sea shells and whimsical little sea creatures" and provided this [https://scaleworkshop.plainsound.org/scale/PJt1wZJDl Scale Workshop preset] for it.