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"D.C. Carr" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 29 Nov 1998 19:39:51 +0100
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Ed Foote schreef:
 
> [...]  The sensation of leaving a pure key, going into something more
> "active", often feels like the floor dropping,  and things getting
> spread out.
> I have often thought of it as leaving the firmer foundation.
 
This seems to me like the third dimension.  The second would be
intervals, analogous to distances between tones.  A single dimension
would be a single tone - I suppose a sine wave, since harmonics already
imply intervals.
 
I'm not quite sure where this is getting us....
 
Dale

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