JI Guide

>In that case can anyone refer me to a good reference source for learning
about
>JI and its application? To be honest im after an idiots guide.

You need David Doty's JI Primer. The first chapter is on the web...

http://www.dnai.com/~jinetwk/

The sonic arts website (especially
my pages for now) give a good guide
to my theory and info on some complex
tuning topics by both historical and
contemporary theorists. The most
useful part for beginners is the
hyperlinked microtonal dictionary
(and links to other sites for newcomers).

http://www.ixpres.com/interval

- Monzo
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