Image:Diesis-example.ogg
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Diesis-example.ogg (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 17s, 98kbps)
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This file demonstrate the sound of the diesis, a musical comma. It first plays an octave (2:1), then, starting from the same pitch, it plays a major third in just intonation (5:4), then another, then another (ie, C, E, G#, B#). Then it plays the 2:1 octave followed by the 125:64 (B#), followed by both at once. The difference, 128:125 is the diesis comma. Scala was used to create a MIDI version, which was then rendered into an actual audio file with ZynAddSubFX and encoded into Ogg Vorbis by Keenan Pepper. |
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self-made |
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November 14, 2007 |
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| current | 02:28, 18 November 2007 | 17s (203 KB) | Keenan Pepper | (Include Channel 2 to get the beating at the end.) |
| 01:39, 17 November 2007 | 17s (190 KB) | Keenan Pepper | (== Summary == {{Information |Description= This MIDI file was made with Scala in order to demonstrate the sound of the diesis, a musical comma. It fir) |
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