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''by [[Dave Keenan]]'' | |||
Dissonance is easy. Consonance is rare. The most common kind of consonance occurs when two notes have their frequencies approximating<ref>where "approximating" means something like "having errors less than 30 cents".</ref> a simple<ref>where "simple" means something like "involving a pair of integers whose product is less than 1000".</ref> ratio. | Dissonance is easy. Consonance is rare. The most common kind of consonance occurs when two notes have their frequencies approximating<ref>where "approximating" means something like "having errors less than 30 cents".</ref> a simple<ref>where "simple" means something like "involving a pair of integers whose product is less than 1000".</ref> ratio. | ||