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'''Keenan Pepper''' (not to be confused with [[Dave Keenan]]) is a software engineer in Marin county, California. He is from Tallahassee, Florida where he got his undergrad degree (physics and math) from Florida State University. He moved to Berkley, California in 2009 and got his master's in physics from UC Berkeley. His one major hobby is playing Balinese gamelan music with Gamelan Sekar Jaya. Sometimes he gets a craving for kotekan which just can't be denied. Keenan also enjoys many other kinds of music, especially those that use tunings other than the Western standard of 12-tone equal temperament. Along with [[Erv Wilson]], he has discussed the Wilson/Pepper fifth of (40200 + 600 √5)/59 cents (704.096 cents.) | |||
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* [[Keenan Pepper required listening]] | * [[Keenan Pepper required listening]] | ||
* [[Keenan's comma pump page]] | * [[Keenan's comma pump page]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:44, 22 March 2022
Keenan Pepper (not to be confused with Dave Keenan) is a software engineer in Marin county, California. He is from Tallahassee, Florida where he got his undergrad degree (physics and math) from Florida State University. He moved to Berkley, California in 2009 and got his master's in physics from UC Berkeley. His one major hobby is playing Balinese gamelan music with Gamelan Sekar Jaya. Sometimes he gets a craving for kotekan which just can't be denied. Keenan also enjoys many other kinds of music, especially those that use tunings other than the Western standard of 12-tone equal temperament. Along with Erv Wilson, he has discussed the Wilson/Pepper fifth of (40200 + 600 √5)/59 cents (704.096 cents.)