John Stuart Reid, inventor of the CymaScope, reveals stunning images of Earth Harmonic Series frequencies, expressing they deserve global exhibition. Reid emphasizes the exceptional geometries and richness in detail, acquired through his years of sound imaging. A traveling exhibition is planned to share the visual beauty and fundamental building blocks of our physical world.
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Earth Frequency Player
A new online player was released today, allowing interactive exploration of Earth's harmonic tones. This player enables users to engage with the tones and understand their impact. The tones are also available on SoundCloud for meditation, music, and well-being activities. Explore the player at harmonics_of_nature.com/frequency-tree and the SoundCloud playlist at on.soundcloud.com/e9hoA.
Planet Scales
G’day. A quick post to discuss different scales. As we’ve seen at “A Day is G!”, our Planet creates a matrix of electro-magnetic harmonics related to its rate of spin. And each harmonic generates other harmonics, providing a vast network of frequencies from which we can construct musical scales. Just to recap: The left-hand column … Continue reading Planet Scales
“Precise Temperament Tuning” is a distortion
Robert E Grant’s “Precise Temperament Tuning” breaks basic rules of Nature. The 5th harmonic (AKA Major 3rd interval) is achieved harmonically by multiplying the original frequency by 5, or 2.5, or 1.25. Not 1.26.
Earth Tuning with Logic MIDI FX Scripter
DJs and musicians who use VST instruments in Logic can adjust their tuning to correspond to the spinning Earth using this Scripter script and offsets
Logic Pro tuning files
This post discusses providing project files with tunings for Apple Logic, allowing users to play around with harmonics and experiment with different tunings based on the harmonics of the Earth. It also includes tips for creating harmonic scales and instructions for adjusting tunings in Logic Pro. The article offers several tunings and insights into creating harmonic chords.
Equal Temperament vs Just vs Earth Tuning
Click on the link to listen to three versions of the same performance of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata on piano, tuned three different ways. https://soundcloud.com/user-443359703/sets/beethoven-moonlight-sonata?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing There’s nothing like a side by side comparison of the way we’re told music should be tuned, versus the way that harmonics propagate naturally, and based on the frequencies I’ve discovered … Continue reading Equal Temperament vs Just vs Earth Tuning
Music based on the 3 and 5
The “cycle of fifths” is actually a spiral, because when you start with a frequency and go to its third-harmonic, and its third harmonic, in-turn until you go around in third-harmonic leaps covering all 12 notes of the western scale, when you return to the note you started with, it turns out there’s a gap … Continue reading Music based on the 3 and 5
Mandelbrot Music
Stop the presses. A while ago, I figured it would make an amazing fractal if we could feed the equation for harmonic propagation into a fractal programme – because as we know, when harmonics propagate, the gap between your starting frequency and your ending frequency is always a harmonic of your starting frequency. Well, I … Continue reading Mandelbrot Music
Black Notes and White Notes
Dear All, I’ve been going down a line of enquiry recently and wasn’t sure how to share it, but I think I’ve today reached an interesting insight. This entry is going to be a little more technical than some of the others, but hopefully I won’t lose you. Meanwhile, here’s a recording of me playing … Continue reading Black Notes and White Notes