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keyboard temperament analyser/calculator
keyboard temperament analyser/calculator
Description
Keyboard temperament analyzer/calculator - Bradley Lehman.
Excel spreadsheet that analyzes keyboard temperaments:
gives beat rates for tuning, and harmonic-tension charts in all keys.

temperament, tuning, keyboard, harpsichord, organ, clavichord,
music, musical,
spreadsheet, computer program, harmony, harmonic,
analysis, calculation, keys, Pythagorean, ditonic, syntonic,
schisma
Date
May 2, 2005
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Link ID
8157

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