How to make a Kite Guitar: Difference between revisions
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=== Cents === | === Cents === | ||
Every note on the Kite Guitar fretboard. The outer columns show the dots on the fretboard. The low note is vD and the tuning is in downmajor 3rds. The note names in the table are 12-edo, not 41-edo. The low vD is written "D -29.3", meaning 12-edo D minus 29.3¢. The 7 natural notes in 41-edo are '''''<u>bolded and underlined italic</u>'''''. The full set of 41-edo names are here: [[:File:The Kite Tuning 5.png]] | Every note on the Kite Guitar fretboard. The outer columns show the dots on the fretboard. The low note is vD and the tuning is in downmajor 3rds. The note names in the table are 12-edo, not 41-edo. The low vD is written "D -29.3", meaning 12-edo D minus 29.3¢. The 7 natural notes in 41-edo are '''''<u>bolded and underlined italic</u>'''''. The full set of 41-edo names are here: [[:File:The Kite Tuning 5.png]] | ||
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===Frequencies=== | ===Frequencies=== | ||
41-edo frequencies in Hertz. D is tuned to standard A-440 pitch. | 41-edo frequencies in Hertz. D is tuned to standard A-440 pitch. vA is roughly 432hz, and ^G/vvB are roughly the ubiquitous 50hz/60hz mains hum. | ||
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