Re:LLM Tech and a Lot More: Version 13.3 of Wolfram Language...
by Aardwolf on Friday June 30, 2023 @05:41AM
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> (1/2)^(4/12)
Not a single one of those numbers is 3 like "third" sounds like. Or is the 4/12 == 1/3 the actual numeric connection here?
Still doesn't explain why a doubling of frequency (2) is called an octave (8, which isn't even the correct value for neither the 7 major notes nor the 12 notes) though.
Not a single one of those numbers is 3 like "third" sounds like. Or is the 4/12 == 1/3 the actual numeric connection here?
Still doesn't explain why a doubling of frequency (2) is called an octave (8, which isn't even the correct value for neither the 7 major notes nor the 12 notes) though.