Re: [tuning] Re: cylindrical meantone - 3d model. - other intervals

The tightness of the winding and how it is stretched can be changed by the user.
I had produced sticks for both the Large and small intervals. If you wanted to represent other intervals you would need to be internally consistent.

Before you start to clip on the interval sticks the whole spiral is like a "slinky" yet as you attatch the intervals it becomes rigid.

paulerlich wrote:

>--- In tuning@y..., Charles Lucy <lucy@h...> wrote:
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>>I have made some 3 dimensional physical models out of steel and >>
>copper >
>>wire to illustrate this. See:
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>>http://www.harmonics.com/lucy/lsd/recipe.html
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>This is very good. However, Monz and I would have it wind much >more "loosely", so that each note's nearest neighbors on the next >rungs above and below are related by major and minor thirds and >sixths.
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