Kite Guitar: Difference between revisions
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=== [[Kite_Giedraitis's_Categorizations_of_41edo_Scales |Scales on the Kite Guitar]] === | === [[Kite_Giedraitis's_Categorizations_of_41edo_Scales |Scales on the Kite Guitar]] === | ||
A theoretical exploration of 41-equal scales. The 5 categories are pentatonic, diatonic, semitonal, | A theoretical exploration of 41-equal scales. The 5 categories are pentatonic, diatonic, semitonal, trientonal (fretwise) and microtonal. | ||
=== [[Kite's Thoughts on 41edo Note Names and Key Signatures|Kite's Thoughts on 41-equal Note Names and Key Signatures]] === | === [[Kite's Thoughts on 41edo Note Names and Key Signatures|Kite's Thoughts on 41-equal Note Names and Key Signatures]] === | ||
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=== Brief History === | === Brief History === | ||
The Kite guitar was invented in April 2019 by Kite Giedraitis. He was directly inspired by Matthew Autry's experiments with [[Skip-fretting|skip-frettings]]. Matthew explored large edos like 72 and 130, but never explored 41. Others had previously come close to the Kite guitar, but either didn't use 41-edo, or had unequally spaced frets. See Graham Breed's [[Magic Guitar]] (2013) and Mason Green's [[Devadoot]] guitar (2016). | The Kite guitar was invented in April 2019 by Kite Giedraitis. He was directly inspired by Matthew Autry's experiments with [[Skip-fretting|skip-frettings]]. Matthew explored large edos like 72 and 130, but had never explored 41. Others had previously come close to the Kite guitar, but either didn't use 41-edo, or had unequally spaced frets. See Graham Breed's [[Magic Guitar]] (2013) and Mason Green's [[Devadoot]] guitar (2016). | ||
Kite's May 2019 paper announcing the invention (16 page pdf): [http://tallkite.com/misc_files/The%20Kite%20Tuning.pdf The Kite Tuning (original announcement)] | Kite's May 2019 paper announcing the invention (16 page pdf): [http://tallkite.com/misc_files/The%20Kite%20Tuning.pdf The Kite Tuning (original announcement)] |