Octaves and inharmonicity in piano tuning Kees van den Doel January 11, 2013 Abstract I show that equal beating 4:2 6:3 octaves (called 4:2 octaves) results in an approximately equal beating 2:1 octave as well. - Piano tuning - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Octaves and inharmonicity in piano tuning Kees van den Doel January 11, 2013 Abstract I show that equal beating 4:2/6:3 octaves (called 4:2+ octaves) results in an approximately equal beating 2:1 octave as well.Add to Reading List