Re:Anaglyphs

For those interested in 3-D (anaglyphic) lattice diagrams, Joe Monzo has
posted a couple of mine at
http://www.ixpres.com/interval/chalmers/diagrams.htm. The effect for the
7-limit structures in pretty good, despite the fact that TrueBasic,
which I used to generate these, does not appear to allow one to insert a
mixed color where the red and cyan (or blue) lines overlap and I haven't
had the time to do it by hand in graphics editing program.

With the exception of hexads, a tesseract (16-tones), and similar
simpler structures, the 11-limit lattices were more confusing than
helpful because the underlying lattices were planar projections to begin
with.

I can email further examples to anyone interested or post them at the
tuning list site. Red-blue or red-cyan glasses are needed.

--John

--- In tuning@y..., John Chalmers <JHCHALMERS@U...> wrote:

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> For those interested in 3-D (anaglyphic) lattice diagrams, Joe
Monzo has
> posted a couple of mine at
> http://www.ixpres.com/interval/chalmers/diagrams.htm. The effect
for the
> 7-limit structures in pretty good, despite the fact that TrueBasic,
> which I used to generate these, does not appear to allow one to
insert a
> mixed color where the red and cyan (or blue) lines overlap and I
haven't
> had the time to do it by hand in graphics editing program.
>
> With the exception of hexads, a tesseract (16-tones), and similar
> simpler structures, the 11-limit lattices were more confusing than
> helpful because the underlying lattices were planar projections to
begin
> with.
>
> I can email further examples to anyone interested or post them at
the
> tuning list site. Red-blue or red-cyan glasses are needed.
>
> --John

***There's an extra "period" on John's link here which is giving
an "Error 404..." One can't see it, since it's hidden behind the ad
(!)

The correct link, I believe, is:

http://www.ixpres.com/interval/chalmers/diagrams.htm

very neat...

Joseph Pehrson

Hi John,

I just tried twice to go see your anaglyphic lattice
diagrams, but both times I got a screen saying that
the page "cannot be found"! I thought you might like
to know.

--Mark

--- John Chalmers <JHCHALMERS@UCSD.EDU> wrote:
> For those interested in 3-D (anaglyphic) lattice
> diagrams, Joe Monzo has
> posted a couple of mine at
>
http://www.ixpres.com/interval/chalmers/diagrams.htm.
> The effect for the
> 7-limit structures in pretty good, despite the fact
> that TrueBasic,
> which I used to generate these, does not appear to
> allow one to insert a
> mixed color where the red and cyan (or blue) lines
> overlap and I haven't
> had the time to do it by hand in graphics editing
> program.
>
> With the exception of hexads, a tesseract
> (16-tones), and similar
> simpler structures, the 11-limit lattices were more
> confusing than
> helpful because the underlying lattices were planar
> projections to begin
> with.
>
> I can email further examples to anyone interested or
> post them at the
> tuning list site. Red-blue or red-cyan glasses are
> needed.
>
> --John
>

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Mark,

--- In tuning@y..., Mark Rankin <markrankin95511@y...> wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> I just tried twice to go see your anaglyphic lattice
> diagrams, but both times I got a screen saying that
> the page "cannot be found"! I thought you might like
> to know.

The original posting had a "." at the end of the link - does this link do it for you?:

http://www.ixpres.com/interval/chalmers/diagrams.htm

Cheers,
Jon

--- Jon Szanto <JSZANTO@ADNC.COM> wrote:
> Mark,
>
> --- In tuning@y..., Mark Rankin
> <markrankin95511@y...> wrote:
> > Hi John,
> >
> > I just tried twice to go see your anaglyphic
> lattice
> > diagrams, but both times I got a screen saying
> that
> > the page "cannot be found"! I thought you might
> like
> > to know.
>
> The original posting had a "." at the end of the
> link - does this link do it for you?:
>
> http://www.ixpres.com/interval/chalmers/diagrams.htm
>
> Cheers,
> Jon
>
>

Like a charm!

Thanks, Jon

--Mark Rankin

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