> David wrote: Agreed; but the original proposal was for an introductory
video on 
listening to beats, and which would therefore not need to proceed 
much further than unisons, octaves, fourths, fifths and major thirds 
-- all of which, I would submit, should be audible on YouTube.

Some of these examples may help: not video, just audio in WMA: it reproduces
automatically in any Windows device via the default Windows Media Player:

http://temper.braybaroque.ie/sounds.html

Best
CDV 
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