Hello all

I'm curious to hear your comments if you are willing to watch the first video at SonicGeometry.com. Among other things, it talks about Pythagorean tuning. I know there are many who get it and many who don't. I'm just kind of hoping to spark conversation.

There is a person in South Africa who you can find as Indigo Aura on iTunes who creates tones according to this harmonic theory. What do you say?

 

mmh ... so, nothing to sell ?

okay, okay, i'll take your watchtower magazine

 

It's bad (the M or m3 is going to be distorted, some of the upper tetrachord intervals are also distorted).

 

No. Nothing to sell. I can see how this might be interpreted like I'm trying to sell something... that's not the intent.

I saw another post with someone saying they don't get pythagorean tuning, and I am aware of this information. So I thought I'd share it. The video offers a different perspective on a way to pay attention to sound and frequency. I have no idea how much of this has been explored by people in music, not just in physics and consciousness.

Anyway, ultimately, I hope it's fun.

 

Pffft.

But seriously, you can get Z3TA to do pythagorian tuning using a SCI file. The links and stuff you need are here...

http://www.witchmastercreations.com...c4256hz-a4432hz-for-z3ta-or-other-soft-synth/

Frankly, most people are so inured to even tempered tuning that it sounds a bit pants.