golden-triforce

triforce[15]

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Properties

Notes15
Period1200.0 ¢
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Thread1 scale
Tone (¢) Step (¢)
58 58
153 94
211 58
306 94
400 94
458 58
553 94
611 58
706 94
800 94
858 58
953 94
1011 58
1106 94
1200 94

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Parent scales

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edo-24 24 11.1
edo-39 39 4.2
xen18-erlich-augene-39 39 4.9
monzo_pyth-quartertone 24 15.1
jiri24a 24 15.1
edo-63 63 1.6
xenogj24 24 16.4
xen11-garcia-linear-29 29 13.7
edo-34 34 12.4
valamute 31 13.9

Child scales

FileNotesMax diff (¢)
xen18-erlich-augene-06 6 2.9
xen18-erlich-augmented-06 6 2.9
edo-06 6 11.1
Indonesia_Pancasona_b 5 11.4
Indonesia_Lipurtambaneng 5 11.6
CD04_11_Egypt 6 11.7
Indonesia_Hajanagara 5 11.8
sf2 7 12.9
xen18-erlich-august-06 6 12.9
zeus7a 7 13.0
Mailing list post 
From: Herman Miller (2013-12-22)
Subject: A golden triforce carol

I've been playing with golden triforce recently. I do have an original 
song that I'm working on, but the other day on the Conlang list there 
was a discussion about translating Christmas carols into our languages. 
I thought it would be fun to try translating the first verse and chorus 
of "We Three Kings" into Tirelat, one of my Sangari languages. The 
result is "Larhakim":

https://sites.google.com/site/teamouse/Larhakim.mp3?attredirects=0

The guitar is from Garritan Jazz & Big Band, which uses Scala scales, so 
it's easy to get it to play in triforce. I used Utau to do the voices, 
using the "t" flag to tune each note (with only 10 cent accuracy, but 
that's good enough for tunings like this).

! C:\music\scales\golden-triforce.scl
!
triforce[15]
  15
!
  58.35921
  152.78640
  211.14562
  305.57281
  400.00000
  458.35921
  552.78640
  611.14562
  705.57281
  800.00000
  858.35921
  952.78640
  1011.14562
  1105.57281
  1200.00000
Full thread (1 messages) 
From: Herman Miller (2013-12-22)
Subject: A golden triforce carol

I've been playing with golden triforce recently. I do have an original 
song that I'm working on, but the other day on the Conlang list there 
was a discussion about translating Christmas carols into our languages. 
I thought it would be fun to try translating the first verse and chorus 
of "We Three Kings" into Tirelat, one of my Sangari languages. The 
result is "Larhakim":

https://sites.google.com/site/teamouse/Larhakim.mp3?attredirects=0

The guitar is from Garritan Jazz & Big Band, which uses Scala scales, so 
it's easy to get it to play in triforce. I used Utau to do the voices, 
using the "t" flag to tune each note (with only 10 cent accuracy, but 
that's good enough for tunings like this).

! C:\music\scales\golden-triforce.scl
!
triforce[15]
  15
!
  58.35921
  152.78640
  211.14562
  305.57281
  400.00000
  458.35921
  552.78640
  611.14562
  705.57281
  800.00000
  858.35921
  952.78640
  1011.14562
  1105.57281
  1200.00000

Raw file

! C:\music\scales\golden-triforce.scl
!
triforce[15]
  15
!
  58.35921
  152.78640
  211.14562
  305.57281
  400.00000
  458.35921
  552.78640
  611.14562
  705.57281
  800.00000
  858.35921
  952.78640
  1011.14562
  1105.57281
  1200.00000
!
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