> > then using 15ths also > > OK, what is a 15th? > > I know about 10ths, 12ths and 17ths but not about 15ths. > > Must be because you guys are upside down. > > Newton Whoops... did I say that?.. I'm now awake and you're all asleep. So forgive me I'm not a musician, to explain, if C - C is an octave at 8 notes, add a 3rd which is to E is a 10th, add a fifth to an octave you get 12th, so what is it when you add a minor 7th - Bflat ? What I was trying to say is two octaves less a tone - a m14th?, point is playing those in the extreme base you get a running beat rate decrease as you go down which you can hear and tune against Am I really wasting my time with all this? Brian
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