sinus music 2
880 to 787 = 1.12 - wholetone 880 to 727 = 1.21 - sharp minor third 880 to 522 = 1.69 - [sh] major sixth 880 to 456 = 1.93 - diminished octave or augmented seventh 880 to 367 = 2.40 = just minor third [higher oct] 880 to 333 = 2.65 = perfect fourth [higher oct] 880 to 185 = 4.76 = minor third [higher oct] 880 to 160 = augmented fourth [high oct] 880 to 146 = 6.03 - [slightly sharp major fifth, higher octave] 880 to 120 = 7.33 - neutral seventh, several octaves up 880 to 72 = 12.22 - major fifth, several octaves up [slightly sharp] 880 to 20 = 44.0 - augmented fourth, several octaves up 787 to 727 = 1.08 - 3/4tone 787 to 522 = 1.51 - [a little sh] perfect fifth 787 to 456 = 1.73 - flattened Harmonic Seventh/Augmented Sixth 787 to 367 = 2.14 - minor ninth 787 to 333 = 2.36 - minor third [octave up] 787 to 185 = 4.25 - minor ninth [higher oct] 787 to 160 = 4.92 - neutral third [higher oct] 787 to 146 = 5.39 - sharp perfect fourth [higher octave] 787 to 120 = 6.56 - neutral sixth several octaves up 787 to 72 = 10.93 - semi augmented fourth several octaves up 787 to 20 = 39.35 - neutral third, several octaves up 727 to 522 = 1.39 - augmented fourth 727 to 456 = 1.59 - minor sixth [closer to a just minor sixth than the western music minor sixth] 727 to 367 = 1.98 = [fl] octave 727 to 333 = 2.18 - neutral ninth [more or less] 727 to 160 = 4.54 - [sh] major ninth 727 to 146 = 4.98 - major third [a little flat][higher oct] 727 to 120 = 6.06 - perfect fifth [a little sharp][higher oct] 727 to 72 = 10.10 - major third [a little sharp][several octaves up] 727 to 20 = 36.35 - major ninth, several octaves up or sharp whole tone several octaves up 522 to 456=1.14 - [sharp] wholetone 522 to 367=1.42 - [sharp] augmented fourth 522 to 333=1.57 - minor sixth 522 to 185=2.82 - augmented fourth [higher oct] 522 to 160=3.26 - "Phi" (13/8) Neutral Sixth [higher oct] 522 to 146=3.58 - [sh] Minor Seventh [higher oct] 522 to 120 = 4.35 - Neutral Ninth [higher oct] 522 to 72 = 7.25 - almost a neutral seventh [leaning towards minor seventh] [higher oct] 522 to 20 = 26.10 - "Phi" Neutral Sixth (13/8 ratio) [higher oct] 456 to 367=1.2425 - [flat] major third 456 to 333=1.37 = semi-augmented fourth 456 to 185 = 2.465 = neutral third [higher oct] 456 to 160 = 2.85 - [sh] augmented fourth [higher oct] 456 to 146 = 3.12 - diminished minor sixth [higher oct] 456 to 120 = 3.80 - [sh] m 367 to 333 = 1.10 - 3/4tone 367 to 185 = 1.98 - [fl] octave 367 to 160 = 2.29 - [sharp] major ninth 367 to 146 = 2.51 - [sharp] major third [higher oct] 367 to 120 = 3.06 - [sharp] perfect fifth [higher oct] 367 to 72 = 5.10 - [sharp] major third [higher oct] 367 to 20 = 18.35 - [sharp] major ninth [higher higher oct] 333 to 185 = 1.80 - minor seventh [a little sharper than the western min 7th] 333 to 160 = 2.08 - augmented octave 333 to 146 = 2.28 - [sharp] major ninth 333 to 120 = 2.78 - augmented fourth [higher oct] 333 to 72 = 4.63 - either a very augmented major ninth or a flatter minor third. [higher oct] 333 to 20 = 16.65 - augmented octave [higher oct] 185 to 160 = 1.16 - Augmented Wholetone/Diminished Third 185 to 146 = 1.27 - [sharp] Major Third 185 to 120 = 1.54 = Augmented Fifth 185 to 72 =2.57 = Augmented Third [heading towards a Perfect Fourth][higher oct] 185 to 20 = 9.25 = Augmented Wholetone/Diminished Third [higher oct] 160 to 146 = 1.10 = flat wholetone [use for transitions] 160 to 120 = 1.33 = perfect fourth 160 to 72 = 2.22 = neutral ninth 160 to 20 = higher octave 146 to 120=1.22=neutral third 146 to 72 = 2.03 = sharpened octave 146 to 20 = 7.30 = neutral seventh [high oct] 120 to 72=1.67= major sixth [closer to just major sixth than that of Western Music] 120 to 20 = Perfect fifth, several octaves up 72 to 20 = slightly sharp minor seventh Submitted: 24-Feb-2003 by
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05-Mar-2003, Rhino |
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06-Mar-2003, rhino |
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10-Mar-2003, stickman |
www.lunarsight.com I think
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Ouch, my nose actually bled after it got clear, but i got a cold so...thanks! :-) |
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