Tritave friendly timbres

Am i the only one who understands that any sound can be made suitable for tritave scales by ring modulating it with a sine one octave lower?

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Mats �ljare
Eskilstuna,Sweden
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>>Am i the only one who understands that any sound can be made suitable
>for
>>tritave scales by ring modulating it with a sine one octave lower?
>
>If you mean scales whose harmonies approximate ratios of odd numbers,
>then
>that makes some sense because the resulting timbres will have odd
>partials
>only. But I've found that even with such timbres, I don't seem to hear
>octave equivalence giving way to tritave equivalence, equivalence at the
>5:1, or anything else.

I find it to be depending on the listener�s focus more than anything else.Since the basic theory behind tritave scales is to base the music only on odd-numbered factors,all sounds containing even harmonics(non-symmetrical waves)are to be considered inharmonic.I�m planning to use a pitch tracker to control a ring modulator affecting my own voice to sing and play whacky futurist folk music in tritave based tunings with synthesizers and percussion.

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