Showing posts with label Lydian Mode. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lydian Mode. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 05, 2009

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Scale of the Day: E Flat Pythagorean Octotonic-1 no 2 - Lydian Mode

EFlatPythagoreanOctotonic-1No2LydianMode

The E Flat Pythagorean Octotonic-1 no 2 - Lydian Mode - Scale. The all-otonal Lydian mode gives this scale its unique spelling with the augmented second and augmented third.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Scale of the Day: E Pythagorean Construct No. 1 - Lydian Mode - in Triative-space

EPythagoreanConstructNo1LydianModeInTriativeSpace

The E Pythagorean Construct #1 - Lydian Mode - in Triative-space Scale. This scale happens to consist of the first three partials of the overtone series. This sequence of intervals then repeats at the triative.

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Scale of the Day: E Pythagorean Construct No. 2 - Lydian Mode

EPythagoreanConstructNo2LydianMode

The E Pythagorean Construct #2, Lydian Mode - Scale. Pythagorean tuning works along a single line of just perfect fifths (in the otonal direction, or just perfect fourths in the reverse/utonal direction). Construct #2 consists of only the tonic and the pitch found two perfect fifths above (when octave-reduced, this becomes a just major second).

Friday, February 27, 2009

Friday, February 13, 2009

Scale of the Day: F 7, 5, Square-root-of-2, Construct No. 1 - Lydian Mode - reflected into the first pool

F7-5-SquareRootOf2ConstructNo1LydianModeReflectedIntoTheFirstPool

The F 7, 5, Square-root-of-2, Construct No. 1 - Lydian Mode - reflected into the first pool - Scale. The final installment of a short run of 3-note scales.

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Scale of the Day: E Pythagorean Construct No. 1 - Lydian Mode - reflected into the first pool - inversion

EPhythagoreanConstructNo1LydianModeReflectedIntoTheFirstPoolInversion

The E Pythagorean Construct No. 1 - Lydian Mode - reflected into the first pool - inversion - Scale. A long name describing a scale with just three notes.

Tuesday, February 03, 2009

Scale of the Day: E 3, Square-root-of-2 Construct #1, Lydian Mode - reflected into the firts pool

E3SquareRootOf2ConstructNo1LydianModeReflectedIntoTheFirstPool

The E 3, Square-root-of-2 Construct #1, Lydian Mode - reflected into the first pool - Scale. This particular scale construction is an example of a harmonically impoverished scale with uneven distribution that clumps the few member pitches close to the root.

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Scale of the Day: E 7, Square-root-of-2, Construct #1, Lydian Mode - reflected into the first pool

E7SquareRootOf2ConstructNo1LydianModeReflectedIntoTheFirstPool

The E 7, Square-root-of-2 Construct #1, Lydian Mode - reflected into the first pool - Scale. The 113.36-cent is the "reflected" interval as its relative proportion to 368.83-cents is the same as 368.83-cents is to 1200.00-cents. This is a technique I explore on these synthetically created scales that have very few notes.

Saturday, January 03, 2009

Scale of the Day: E Square-root-of-2-axis, Construct No. 2, Lydian Mode

ESquareRootOf2AxisConstructNo2LydianMode

The E Square-root-of-2-axis, Construct No. 2, Lydian Mode Scale as one would find it on any conventionally tuned, equal tempered instrument. A harmonic space that draws upon the square-root-of-2-axis within an octave-space is essentially binary. Construct number 2 produces the same scale as construct number 1, and each is self-inverting. This scale introduces the concept of the second construct into the "Scale of the Day" cycle - which will appear with more frequency in the days ahead.

Saturday, December 06, 2008

Scale of the Day: A Flat Pythagorean Construct #1, Lydian Mode - in Square-root-of-2-space

AFlatPythagoreanConstructNo1LydianModeInSquareRootOf2Space

The A Flat Pythagorean Construct No. 1, Lydian Mode - in Square-root-of-2-space Scale. The 3 (Pythagorean systems are 3-limit just) is divided by the square-root-of-2 until one arrives at an interval between the root and the square-root-of-2 "tritone."

Friday, December 05, 2008

Scale of the Day: E Pythagorean Construct No. 1 - Lydian Mode

EPythagoreanConstructNo1LydianMode-interval-analysis

The intervallic content of the E Phythagorean Construct No. 1 - Lydian Mode - Scale. As there are only two notes (and a harmonically equivalent octave), this scale has a small set of intervals.

Saturday, November 15, 2008

Scale of the Day: A 3, Square-root-of-2, Construct #1 - Lydian Mode

A3-SquareRootOf2ConstructNo1LydianMode

The A 3, Square-root-of-2, Construct #1 - Lydian Mode - Scale. Taking an all otonal approach toward tuning with 3 and the square-root-of-2, 3 yeilds a perfect fifth +1.96-cents (relative to the equal tempered perfect fifth and adjusted to fit within an octave) and the square-root-of-2 adjusts this interval by a 600-cent "tritone" - resulting in the 101.96-cent minor second.