Reply to Enrique Moreno

Enrique-

While at Yale, I read your book and listened to your tape. I thought it
interesting that you pointed out that you did not yet fully hear the
equivalency that your theory attributes to "morenoctaves." Has your feeling
changed any?

P.S. I will not deny that there is some equivalency in a ratio of 3:1
(though probably not higher powers of 3). Using square waves helps bring
this out. However, there is no denying that even an out-of-tune octave, even
with square waves, will be heard as more of an equivalence than 3:1.

-Paul


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