New mp3's

And you thought that last batch was annoying! As before, I've simply
recorded my doodling. This time, though, you get the following scales...

* The 10-tone subset of 13-tET discussed earlier.

* Two tetrachordal scales I made up a few months back --- an 8-tone one
based on tetrachords at the 7:5, and a 9-tone one based on tetrachords at 3:2.

* Paul Erlich's Pentachordal Major decatonic, tetrachordal at the 3:2.

* Balzano's 9-tone subset of 20-tET. It's not tetrachordal, but what the
hell!

At two points in these files, Midi Relay craps out, and you can hear a
chord bend back to 12. Tell Graham to fix it!

URL = http://lumma.org/chordal.zip

-Carl

Carl Lumma wrote,

>an 8-tone one
>based on tetrachords at the 7:5

and

>* Balzano's 9-tone subset of 20-tET. It's not tetrachordal, but what the
>hell!

Carl, are you using a consistent definition of "tetrachordality" here?