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=== [[User:Kaiveran/Scrapbook|Scrapbook]] === | === [[User:Kaiveran/Scrapbook|Scrapbook]] === | ||
== | == Planned Pages == | ||
* Higher-Prime Biased Temperament Norm (B/D) | * Higher-Prime Biased Temperament Norm (B/D) | ||
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* a proper page for Nelindic / Pařízek Triharmonic (S) | * a proper page for Nelindic / Pařízek Triharmonic (S) | ||
* Heterodyne (S) | * Heterodyne (S) | ||
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== A more general to-do list == | |||
* more detailed cataloging and explanation of essentially tempered chords | |||
** particularly, drawing a distinction between: | |||
*** '''dual identity chords''' where ''a:b:c'' is also ''d:e:f'' but both interpretations close properly (like the [[rootsubminor triad]]) | |||
*** '''abnormal closure chords''', where a consistent set of member identities is possible, but tempering is required for them to close (like the [[Starling chords|starling tetrad]]) | |||
*** not sure where unexpected identities arising by inversion (as in the Biosphere, where 6:7:9 inverts to 10:13:15) fits here | |||
* being bullish on merging xenrhythm stuff into here | |||
** it ain't gonna revive itself! | |||
Revision as of 09:54, 5 January 2022
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- fluffy blue alien foxcat who does stuff.
- nyan-binary (ey/em/eirs)
- primarily interested in Erv Wilson's work, primodality, generalized overtone tuning, and irregular temperaments
- diligently saving Vital store credit for the whole shebang so maybe there'll be more actual music here in the future
- loves u <3
Brainstorming/Documentation Subpages
Sandboxing Subpages
(to come)
Scrapbook
Planned Pages
- Higher-Prime Biased Temperament Norm (B/D)
- Kaigi Signatures / Kaigi Notation (B/D)
- Mt. Meru Scales (S)
- incl. intersection with primodality
- a proper page for Nelindic / Pařízek Triharmonic (S)
- Heterodyne (S)
A more general to-do list
- more detailed cataloging and explanation of essentially tempered chords
- particularly, drawing a distinction between:
- dual identity chords where a:b:c is also d:e:f but both interpretations close properly (like the rootsubminor triad)
- abnormal closure chords, where a consistent set of member identities is possible, but tempering is required for them to close (like the starling tetrad)
- not sure where unexpected identities arising by inversion (as in the Biosphere, where 6:7:9 inverts to 10:13:15) fits here
- particularly, drawing a distinction between:
- being bullish on merging xenrhythm stuff into here
- it ain't gonna revive itself!