... It doesn't work for me. I may have used it before -- at least something similar. ... I use Python for lots of things and I've copied code to Ocaml, C, and...
... I haven't heard of it, but thanks for telling us about it. ... I use it for pure math stuff rather than music, but a freeware program I like and which can...
... I don't think there is much, if anything, new here. Systematic ways of defining division by zero go back to the introduction of zero by Brahmagupta, and...
I've added another search at http://x31eq.com/temper/ so if you want to find temperaments by RMS Tenney-weighted prime limit errors and complexities, you can...
Hello all, I've just updated my webpage on valve trumpet intonation, http://tonalsoft.com/monzo/trumpet/trumpet-intonation.htm greatly expanding the old table...
... AARRRRRRRGGGGGHHH !!!!!!!!! So no matter how much trouble a poster goes thru to format a table correctly, Yahoo is determined to sabotage it. Sucks. -monz ...
... Looks fine in my e-mail client. But, though I didn't read your page, I generally don't like this sort of thing because it tends to imply the trumpet's...
... I took a look. Note: * The overblown notes of a trumpet aren't necessarily harmonics. * 2 of the 3 valve slides are adjustable, and are adjusted ...
This happens because it is a slightly conical bore which they did to make playing in 12 ET easier. Bruce Fowler pointed this out to me about the trombone when...
... The trumpets of baroque times were longer I think, which makes it easier to play higher 'harmonics', which they had to do to play scales. On the modern...
yes at the end. but they are now from the start and don't believe this is always been the case. ... -- Kraig Grady North American Embassy of Anaphoria Island...
... Hm, may-bee. I don't know what effect that would have on the modes of the instrument (the physics term for what we've been calling 'harmonics', which are...
... From what I remember it's a horribly complex subject. A conical bore won't give harmonic-series modes (they're something like n-squared instead of n)....
... Thanks for chiming in here, Graham. ... I know you probably meant this last sentence with dry humor, but it is technically possible to have a conical...
i am sure someone will one make a 'virtual' one ... -- Kraig Grady North American Embassy of Anaphoria Island <http://anaphoria.com/index.html> The Wandering...
... Doesn't the extension from the valve to where it rejoins the main bore have to cylindrical or can it be conical with a different taper? My recollection is...
Hi Carl, Did you *really* read my page? I mention all kinds of caveats, including the fact that there are tuning slides, that the 7th harmonic is rarely used,...
... There can't be a single taper for the horn in both valved and unvalved states, that's for sure. But neither *has* to be cylindrical. ... Hm, interesting...
... I'm sorry I didn't have time to read your page completely. I said only that I took "a look". I don't feel that caveats are strong enough to make the page...
... Hey, Monz: 1) Calm down. 2) While viewing this message, look to the right for the selection "show message option" and click on it. 3) Then look below that,...
... The bore of all brass instruments is partially conical (at each end) and partially cylindrical (in the middle, where the valves and tuning slides are...
... Aha! ... I wonder how much tubing/complexity this would add to the instrument... ... Sure, but it's already unacceptable for the very accurate 5-limit JI...
... <snip> Hey guys ... my initial post on this has generated a big discussion which is almost entirely off-topic for this list. I wish i had spoken up about...
Hi, I notice that you talk about many different scales that are more or less consonant. What about dissonant scales? I don't know why one would want to create...
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