Re: [tuning] Re: 22 scale mapping

Paul!
Yes if i used your scale i would use this. It is similar to my 3 black 4 black 16 tone
scale where the basic scale is a 7 tone that first by coincidence also first appears on the
black keys! Neither of these scale i would imagine would be for beginners:) BTW I would
probably color texture code some of the keys to make the visual overload easier.

Paul Erlich wrote:

> The ultimate application of my mapping is to physically remove all
> the "E"s from the keyboard, and close up the resulting spaces, as
> Steven Rezsutek actually did. See the last three figures of
> http://www.cix.co.uk/~gbreed/instrum.htm (hey Graham, the last two
> don't seem to be showing up). This combines the one key, one step
> property that you value with the properties I value:
>
> (a) scales look the same when transposed by an octave;
>
> (b) the essential 7-limit scales -- decatonics -- are easy to see and
> to play, using a system of key signatures that begins with all black
> keys and alters these one-by-one to white keys.

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