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robert
Mar 4, 2012, 11:52:31 PM3/4/12
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I went off-line on the 2nd of February for an indefinite period. The
internet is free for over 50 year olds at my local library so this is
what I'll be using at least for a while.
I am presently preoccupied with 9tet at the moment which I find
enormously satisfying.
Robert Martin.
internet is free for over 50 year olds at my local library so this is
what I'll be using at least for a while.
I am presently preoccupied with 9tet at the moment which I find
enormously satisfying.
Robert Martin.
Jason Thomas
Mar 6, 2012, 2:18:12 PM3/6/12
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Good to hear you are doing well. Please let us know any interesting
discoveries you make in your 9tet studies.
discoveries you make in your 9tet studies.
robert
Mar 7, 2012, 6:42:02 PM3/7/12
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The scale I mostly use from 9tet is
(0--133--400--533--667--800--1067-1200 cents with 267 and 933 as
chromatic passing notes. This equates to
(0--126--379--505--695--821--1074--1200) in 19tet which I am presently
dwelling on. I have posted my 19tet findings to our Facebook group
Microtonal Music and Theory.
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(0--133--400--533--667--800--1067-1200 cents with 267 and 933 as
chromatic passing notes. This equates to
(0--126--379--505--695--821--1074--1200) in 19tet which I am presently
dwelling on. I have posted my 19tet findings to our Facebook group
Microtonal Music and Theory.
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