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I usually think of it as someone hundreds of years ago playing with a tighly stretched string and noticing stuff: - Half a string's length is the same thing, j
by captain_trips 4y ago
I usually think of it as someone hundreds of years ago playing with a tighly stretched string and noticing stuff:
- Half a string's length is the same thing, just higher
- The harmonic at half a string is the same thing, just higher
- The harmonics at 3:2 and 4:3 are really loud and distinct
- If you chop up the rest of the string at the same interval as the 3:2 and 4:3, some have strong harmonics that match tones on the string, some don't
Then I figure with the Octave, 5th, 4th, and M3 as the strongest harmonics that matches other lengths (or octaves thereof), they went from there...