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Xenharmonic music is
music that uses a
tuning system that is
unlike the 12-tone
equal temperament scale. It was
named by Ivor Darreg, from the Gr**** Xenos...
- 1994) was an
American composer and
leading proponent of
microtonal or "
xenharmonic" music. He also
created a
series of
experimental musical instruments...
- "24edo", on
Xenharmonic Wiki. "48edo", on
Xenharmonic Wiki. "72edo", on
Xenharmonic Wiki. "31edo", on
Xenharmonic Wiki. "34edo", on
Xenharmonic Wiki. "41edo"...
- by
theorist Marek Žabka. Ivor
Darreg proposed the term
xenharmonic in
March 1966; see
xenharmonic music. The
Austrian composer Franz Richter Herf [de] and...
- Subharmonic –
Having a
frequency that is a
fraction of a
fundamental frequency Xenharmonic music –
Music that uses a
tuning system outside of 12-TET Walker, Russell...
- Just Intervals",
Xenharmonic Wiki. "Names of seven-limit commas", XenHarmony.org. (Archived copy) "List of Overtones",
Xenharmonic Wiki. "All
Known Musical...
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cricketer Xen Cuts, a
compilation album from the
record label Ninja Tune
Xenharmonic music,
music using a
tuning system other than
standard 12-tone equal...
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Cordero 1917 2008
Panamanian Ivor
Darreg 1917 1994
American microtone,
xenharmonic Robert Erickson 1917 1997
American twelve tone,
extended technique Robert...
- Pseudo-octave
Psychoacoustics Standard tuning Stretched tuning Vibrating string Xenharmonic Obataya,
Eiichi (2017-10-01). "Effects of
natural and
artificial ageing...
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standard 12-tone
equal temperament, so it does not
natively support xenharmonic music.
Logic Pro
supports many
different tunings.
GarageBand does not...
