Tuning Comparison With Tubular Bells, Piano, and Lute
For this comparison I used pianoteq’s Tubular Bell, classical piano, and lute patches – so these are not samples because pianoteq uses physical modelling.
What started me off on this path was the posting by my friend Jake Freivald of a couple tritave based tunings which appear in this collection.
Tubular Bells
11 edo scala file
12th root of Phi° scala file
13 edo scala file
16 edo scala file
18 edo scala file
19 edo scala file
36 edo scala file
70 disjunct tones scala file
Blue JI* scala file
Centaur¶ scala file
harmonics 24 to 48· scala file
Jake’s 13/10 generator 91/90 tempered tritave tuning² scala file
Jake’s 13/10 generator no near octave tritave tuning² scala file
Pythagorean¹ scala file
Raven V2* scala file
Piano
11 edo scala file
12th root of Phi° scala file
13 edo scala file
16 edo scala file
18 edo scala file
19 edo scala file
36 edo scala file
70 disjunct tones scala file
Blue JI* scala file
Centaur¶ scala file
harmonics 24 to 48· scala file
Jake’s 13/10 generator 91/90 tempered tritave tuning² scala file
Jake’s 13/10 generator no near octave tritave tuning² scala file
Pythagorean¹ scala file
Raven V2* scala file
Lute
11 edo scala file
12th root of Phi° scala file
13 edo scala file
16 edo scala file
18 edo scala file
19 edo scala file
36 edo scala file
70 disjunct tones scala file
Blue JI* scala file
Centaur¶ scala file
harmonics 24 to 48· scala file
Jake’s 13/10 generator 91/90 tempered tritave tuning² scala file
Jake’s 13/10 generator no near octave tritave tuning² scala file
Pythagorean¹ scala file
Raven V2* scala file
* John O’Sullivan
° Freivald and Vaisvil
² Jake Feivald
¶ Kraig Grady
· Denny Genovese
¹ Pythagoras
[...] have put together a fairly large tuning comparison using physically modeled tubular bells. I hope you enjoy [...]
this is well set up to hear the differences and similarities.
Thanks!
WM