通用卡洛斯量表

arXiv - MATH - History and Overview Pub Date : 2024-08-26 DOI:arxiv-2408.14551

Andrew V. Sills

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1986 年，作曲家温迪-卡洛斯（Wendy Carlos）提出了三种不同寻常的音阶，她称之为α、β和γ音阶，这三种音阶受等温线启发，不再强调八度作为主要音程，而是强调大五度、小五度和完全五度。大卫-本森（David Benson）对α、β和γ音阶进行了推导，并将其推广到许多卡洛斯式音阶中。

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Generalized Carlos Scales

In 1986, composer Wendy Carlos introduced three unusual musical scales she called alpha, beta and gamma, equal temperament-inspired scales that de-emphasize the octave as the primary interval in favor of the major and minor thirds and the perfect fifth. A derivation of the alpha, beta, and gamma scales due to David Benson is generalized to produce many Carlos-type scales.

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