The Sixteen-Tone Equal Tempered System Club

I'd like to invite all the members of this list to subscribe to the
new mailing list called "The Sixteen-Tone System Club",
dedicated to the 16-tone equal tempered alternate tuning scale.
A link to this great and unique "Alternate Tunings" mailing list
has been already added to its "Links" section.

Cheers,
Victor Cerullo

--- In tuning@y..., "victorcerullo" <moog@l...> wrote:

/tuning/topicId_39531.html#39531

> I'd like to invite all the members of this list to subscribe to the
> new mailing list called "The Sixteen-Tone System Club",
> dedicated to the 16-tone equal tempered alternate tuning scale.
> A link to this great and unique "Alternate Tunings" mailing list
> has been already added to its "Links" section.
>
> Cheers,
> Victor Cerullo

***Hi Victor...

Why make a club of, specifically, 16 rather than anything else?? Just
curious.

J. Pehrson

The 16-tone equal tempered system sounds particularly
interesting to me, especially for composing sixteen-tone music
(intended as an extension of the Webernian twelve-tone music
compositional approach). Of course the 16-tone scale is rather
different from the 12-tone scale; let's say this is the alternate
tuning I like to use more than others because it represents a
totally different color space with respect to the twelve-tone
system, but it also "makes sense" under a more technical point
of view (compositionally speaking) at the same time. But, of
course, this is a subjective matter...

Victor Cerullo

> ***Hi Victor...
>
> Why make a club of, specifically, 16 rather than anything
else?? Just
> curious.
>
> J. Pehrson

hi Victor,

you'd probably be interested in taking a look at this:
/tuning/files/dict/bingo.htm#16

i added it to that page just because of your announcement.

-monz
"all roads lead to n^0"

----- Original Message -----
From: "victorcerullo" <moog@libero.it>
To: <tuning@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 1:57 PM
Subject: [tuning] Re: The Sixteen-Tone Equal Tempered System Club

> The 16-tone equal tempered system sounds particularly
> interesting to me, especially for composing sixteen-tone music
> (intended as an extension of the Webernian twelve-tone music
> compositional approach). Of course the 16-tone scale is rather
> different from the 12-tone scale; let's say this is the alternate
> tuning I like to use more than others because it represents a
> totally different color space with respect to the twelve-tone
> system, but it also "makes sense" under a more technical point
> of view (compositionally speaking) at the same time. But, of
> course, this is a subjective matter...
>
> Victor Cerullo
>
> > ***Hi Victor...
> >
> > Why make a club of, specifically, 16 rather than anything
> > else?? Just curious.
> >
> > J. Pehrson

Joe,

your page is very interesting indeed, many thanks. I have just
added a link to that URL to the "links" section of the 16tone
mailing list:

/16tone/links

*wave*,
Victor

> hi Victor,
>
> you'd probably be interested in taking a look at this:
> /tuning/files/dict/bingo.htm#16
>
> i added it to that page just because of your announcement.

>
> > The 16-tone equal tempered system sounds particularly
> > interesting to me, especially for composing sixteen-tone
music
> > (intended as an extension of the Webernian twelve-tone
music
> > compositional approach). Of course the 16-tone scale is
rather
> > different from the 12-tone scale; let's say this is the alternate
> > tuning I like to use more than others because it represents a
> > totally different color space with respect to the twelve-tone
> > system, but it also "makes sense" under a more technical
point
> > of view (compositionally speaking) at the same time. But, of
> > course, this is a subjective matter...
> >
> > Victor Cerullo
> >
> > > ***Hi Victor...
> > >
> > > Why make a club of, specifically, 16 rather than anything
> > > else?? Just curious.
> > >
> > > J. Pehrson