Just intonation: Revision history

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• curprev 03:0803:08, 6 January 2026 Vector talk contribs 1,899 bytes +1,899 Created page with "'''Just intonation''' is the set of intervals corresponding to frequency ratios between whole numbers, and the approach to musical tuning which utilizes exclusively such intervals. Just intonation can be described in terms of the harmonic series (which is the set of tones at integer multiples of a fundamental frequency), where all just intervals can be found between notes in the harmonic series. Particularly low-complexity just intervals tend to be perceived as consonant..." Tag: Visual edit