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RE: Solfeggio Harmonics - Namaste - 11-07-2011
Hehe
Adding three since it's the base harmonic (as such).
So with 417...
Start with 1
Plus 3 = 4
Plus 3 = 7
Same with 528...
Start with 2
Plus 3 = 5
Plus 3 = 8
... and so on.
It's defined harmonic as the sequence repeats regardless of the starting (middle number).
The caveat is the sequence is 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9... (no zero).
So with 741...
Start with 4
Plus 3 = 7
Plus 3 = 1
You can start with the first number also, and then all you need to is subtract 3, so with 741:
Start with 7
Minus 3 = 4
Minus 3 = 1
Or start with the last number and add 3. Three is the key to the harmonics between the series.
As Ruth said, it doesn't matter if one cares not for the maths behind it :¬)
RE: Solfeggio Harmonics - Ruth - 11-07-2011
Thanks Namaste, you make me smile!
Love and light.
RE: Solfeggio Harmonics - Oceania - 11-07-2011
now i understand it.
RE: Solfeggio Harmonics - alchemikey - 11-07-2011
"If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have a key to the universe.”
-Tesla
http://youtu.be/jVATlX4XKMk
http://youtu.be/QDRaCTVO67w
http://youtu.be/IcgWtQF_3dc
RE: Solfeggio Harmonics - Ruth - 11-07-2011
Thanks alchemikey - I'm watching now. Already very interesting!
You guys ROCK!
Love and light!
RE: Solfeggio Harmonics - Namaste - 11-07-2011
(11-07-2011, 11:47 AM)alchemikey Wrote: "If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have a key to the universe.”
-Tesla
http://youtu.be/jVATlX4XKMk
http://youtu.be/QDRaCTVO67w
http://youtu.be/IcgWtQF_3dc
I do love that quote, thanks for the reminder :¬)
RE: Solfeggio Harmonics - Unbound - 11-07-2011
The Solfeggio works on a principle of Just Intonation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_intonation) which is different from the Equal Temperament structure we typically use in western music in that the scales are the result of small whole number ratios. Whereas the Equal Temperament has disjointed frequencies which are not regular, whole ratios.