On 5/31/01 3:56 AM, "Richard Moody" <remoody@midstatesd.net> wrote: > The F2--G#2 in music theoery is not a minor third but some kind of > second, perhaps augmented? The subject here is piano tuning theory, not music theory. In piano tuner lingo, the piano's black keys are sharps; there are no flats - at least, that is the way I was taught. >If the minor 3rd is a 6/5 ratio does this > mean the augmented second is a 7:6? No, the interval that is is three half steps wide, whatever it is called, has two sets of coincident partials, 6:5 and 7:6. > The interval G#2--D#5 is if not > mistaken, 6--1 ratio. what then is the F2--D#5 ratio.? 7:1. Kent
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