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Harmonic spacing theories also fail once harmonics are non-adjacent

Harmonic spacing theories also fail once harmonics are non-adjacent

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Sep 20, 20261 min read

Harmonic spacing theories also fail once harmonics are non-adjacent

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  • A scale built from pure major-triad intervals yields the just diatonic scale.
  • A strictly periodic tone can still be perceived as two distinct notes
  • A tiny extra mass ruins a string's harmonic spacing and makes it sound sour
  • Harmonics stop resolving once filter bandwidths exceed the fundamental's spacing.
  • Reed material and support determine its harmonic content