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Interesting (Score:1)

by runrig (3385)

I wasn't aware of some of these modules...I may make use of them eventually.
It might be nice if you labeled the intervals with the relevant pair of notes, and cool if you could label them with interval names (e.g. minor third, fifth, etc.). A long decimal number as an interval doesn't really say anything meaningful to me...
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  by ology (2661)
  
  Good ideas. I've been thinking about naming the intervals (perf 5th, maj 6th, etc) too. The decimals for equal temperament are not intended to be "fractioned" but it would be interesting to have Math::Fraction approximate the decimal, which would be nice to compare with the natural frequencies.
  I've put this code up at http://github.com/ology/Music/blob/master/intervals [github.com] and will fix it up and reply again. :)
  
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  - Fixed. Whew! :) (Score:1)
    
    by ology (2661) <{gene} {at} {cpan.org}> on 2010.01.08 3:55 (#71500) Homepage
    
    http://github.com/ology/Music/blob/master/intervals [github.com]
    
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