Lay tunings side by side and listen. Each canon is one tuning's own tones, spaced across the octave by their
true intervals. Click any tone to sound it, or play a whole tuning in turn. Stack the presets and your own
to see and hear where the systems agree and where they part.
These can be loud! Start with your system volume down very low and gradually increase.
The reference pitch
Tonic (1:1)Hz
The tunings
Add presets or your own. Each becomes a canon below.
A ratio set lists each tone above the tonic as x:y (ending on 2:1 for the octave).
An n-EDO divides the octave into n equal steps. Frequencies (Hz) are read as a measured scale,
with the lowest tone taken as the tonic. Cents are intervals above the tonic, with 0 the tonic and 1200 the octave.
Separate values with spaces or commas.
The canons
Each row is one tuning across the octave, from the tonic at left to its octave at right.
Click any tone to hear it. Use the mixer below to shape the voice and the length of the tones.