The Sagittal forum

So we'd have:

tina
mina
ultrina
hina
athina

That works for me. (Edit: now updated in the code base)

Footnote 18 in the XH article (my bolding) says: While the Reinhard method makes use of numbers of cents modifying 24-EDOpitches, it is not possible to use separate quartertone symbols at the same time as Sagittal symbols, so the numbers would need to be specified relative to steps of 12-EDO. The n...

Dave Keenan , when you get a chance, could I get a direct yes/no on my proposed approach to including cents deviations as a supplement to Sagittal notation, as I described a few posts back ? On page 22 of the XH article you write: The excellent results achieved using the Reinhard method of notation...

regular mapping paradigm. Right! I'll get it straight. Thanks. I researched those dates from the tuning list archive and my emails. Thanks for doing all that. Perhaps I should pester Graham to tack some more dates and names onto that thing, benefitting from all your research just now. Isn't it past...

At that stage, I had already described regular mapping in my Nov 2003 paper https://www.dkeenan.com/Music/MicroGuitar.pdf, but it was specific to the micro-guitar application. In that paper I use the term "prime exponent list" rather than "prime exponent vector" to make it sound...

Oh dang! I read that section but I didn't look super carefully at the actual staff at the end. Do you think we should message them about it?

I did reach out to them re: the issue we found in HEJI for SMuFL or Bravura, whatever that was, and I never heard back from them.

I hadn't come across this one, Fundamental Principles of Just Intonation and Microtonal Composition by Thomas Nicholson and Marc Sabat, until just today, though it looks like it's been around since Sep. 2018: https://marsbat.space/pdfs/JI.pdf I haven't had a chance to read through the whole thing ye...

The last week or so I've been feeling a bit like the floor I was standing on vaporized. So I was looking on the home page of the Xen Wiki , and followed its link to Mike's Lectures On Regular Temperament Theory . At the very bottom of lecture/episode 1 , he touches upon this wedgie vs. mapping dispu...

I'm kind of just wishing, for pedagogical reasons, that Gene had never coined the term, in which case Joe wouldn't miss what he never had. Ah, got it. But you've convinced me that using the term "monzo" is bad. I'm not sure I meant to go that far. And there's no way we'd eliminate it now ...

Admittedly, monzo is pretty catchy name. I may never fully wean myself off it. And Joe's the man; he sang on a piece of mine the first time I ever had one recorded. But you've convinced me that using the term "monzo" is bad.