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  • to my ear the phrase which begins at .50 is more 'in-tune' in this than in the 'just tuning' vid.

    It seems to me the constant note (F#) seems more consonant in this as the passage unfolds.

    It's late; I'm tired; maybe it's my imagination.

  • Pythagorean tuning has an almost gamelan like quality to it.

  • After a while my ears get tired and I can't tell consonant from dissonant. :-) Anyway, consider the other pieces I have uploaded:

    - Beethoven's Romanza Op 50

    - Prelude from BWV 998

    Hope you like them as well.

  • The comment about "Earthbound" is referring to a video game with that title. Its music is very loved by those who play it.

    Also, I'm having trouble figuring out which sounds the most consonant to me. Maybe if I listen to brief segments and compare them, rather than the entire piece over and over, I will have more luck.

  • pythagorean is the best tuning system.

  • @Hykurison True story

  • Why does this sound like it comes form Earthbound?

  • @Stevothehuman What is earthbound?

  • @eantoranz It's a video game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It's quite a humourous RPG with a modern setting. Anyway, cool video.

  • @Stevothehuman It's simply a basic sine wave playing the song. This was probably a MIDI file and basic waveforms (saw, square, sine, triangle) are standard with midi.

  • Parts of that were just disgusting

    

  • @elton1981 Yeah.... rates between frequencies can reach very odd values. Did you listen to the tempered and just intonation versions?

  • Wow!, sounds really cool! Thanks or posting :)

  • @dtader Thanks! And yes, it's very interesting to listen to how the 3 different tuning systems sound on the same piece of music... specially things like this where harmony plays such a major part.

  • Thank you! This is a cool little miniseries. What a difference a few hertz makes.

  • @tmberry You are welcome! Very kind comment.

  • @eantoranz Yes, thanks for posting. This is a useful tool for explaining the different systems of tuning to people. You actually can hear what all that talk about ratios and 'cents' and intervals tries to explain. Makes it all much simpler.

  • @tmckamey1 thans for yourt kind comment. It's very welcome!

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