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Yeah, It's a single pitch class if you want to be pedantic. As regards to one-ness, I'd be curious to know what proportion of people don't hear the relationshi
by uxp100 9y ago
Yeah, It's a single pitch class if you want to be pedantic.
As regards to one-ness, I'd be curious to know what proportion of people don't hear the relationship. Cause I guess I'd call not hearing octaves on a piano something like tone deaf, but maybe it's more learned and less innate than I think.
- mrob 9y agoThere's some evidence that perception of consonance and dissonance is innate: http://www.brainmusic.org/MBB91%20Webpage/Evolution_Zentner.pdf http://www.brainmusic.org/MBB91%20Webpage/Evolution_Zentner.... Restricting your notes to octave intervals makes dissonance impossible, assuming you're using timbres made with vibrating strings or columns of air, or simulations of them.