User:Arseniiv/Timbres: Difference between revisions
m →Regarding a silver timbre: well |
→News 2021-10: some interval sounds of the (G1) golden timbre |
||
| Line 103: | Line 103: | ||
A late thought: oh of course that would be too rarified: s > 2! (Not a factorial.) I probably was wise to pick √2 when I mused about these things the first time, but that was too long ago, I forgot half the metadata. So I think a proper (S2) timbre is coming soon, but first I sleep. | A late thought: oh of course that would be too rarified: s > 2! (Not a factorial.) I probably was wise to pick √2 when I mused about these things the first time, but that was too long ago, I forgot half the metadata. So I think a proper (S2) timbre is coming soon, but first I sleep. | ||
=== Simple intervals played with (G1) === | |||
Here are about a dozen samples added to [https://freesound.org/people/arseniiv/packs/33199/ the same pack at Freesound] as the others above. Intervals played are 2:1, 3:2, 4:3, 5:3, 5:4, 6:5, 7:4, 7:5, 7:6, 8:7 and the “timbral equivalents” of those for (G1). The first eight partials of (G1) are | |||
<pre>1: 1 1 1.00000 | |||
2: φ φ 1.61803 | |||
3: φ+1 φ² 2.61803 | |||
4: φ+2 φ²+1 3.61803 | |||
5: 2φ+1 φ³ 4.23607 | |||
6: 2φ+2 φ³+1 5.23607 | |||
7: 3φ+1 φ³+φ 5.85410 | |||
8: 3φ+2 φ⁴ 6.85410</pre> | |||
and here I call 4x:3x an interval between 4th and 3rd partials, (φ+2):(φ+1) ≈ 1.38197, and like that for all others. Note this convention conflates many JI intervals into the same one, like 2x:1x = 3x:2x = 5x:3x = 7x:4x = φ. | |||