a consonant/GOOD short mp3 example of how to use the golden ratio tuning

http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/cK2JSWDDN1LMv30YKYX2HGbgObjXWMx16G5sGZ9tC-wFmHEF3W7RuOzZJfxSa13C92DNFIwZALygwkTKlkEiamSEZ49Nw3aeXmk/Mike%27s%20Consonant%20%28hopefully%29%20Scales/goldenchord.mp3

I felt it necessary to post like as most of the "golden ratio scale"
examples I've seen here seem oddly dissonant. Just like in 12TET, it
seems blatantly obvious to me you can't use all 12 notes at once, but
rather consonant subsets of 7.
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So my example uses a subset of 7 to form a scale and chord.

So try this, and tell me if you all still think the Golden Ratio
tuning can't be used to make a good scale. :-)

That link doesn't work for me

-Mike

On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 10:51 AM, djtrancendance
<djtrancendance@...> wrote:
> http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/cK2JSWDDN1LMv30YKYX2HGbgObjXWMx16G5sGZ9tC-wFmHEF3W7RuOzZJfxSa13C92DNFIwZALygwkTKlkEiamSEZ49Nw3aeXmk/Mike%27s%20Consonant%20%28hopefully%29%20Scales/goldenchord.mp3
>
> I felt it necessary to post like as most of the "golden ratio scale"
> examples I've seen here seem oddly dissonant. Just like in 12TET, it
> seems blatantly obvious to me you can't use all 12 notes at once, but
> rather consonant subsets of 7.
> ****************************
> So my example uses a subset of 7 to form a scale and chord.
>
> So try this, and tell me if you all still think the Golden Ratio
> tuning can't be used to make a good scale. :-)
>
>