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The fifth and final part of this mini-series, this being a most appropriate number upon which to end my exploration
Well, here we are in this last article for this series. It’s going to be très short coz this last little snippet simply cou...
Here is a zoomed section of the spectrograph for TB4 (heart chakra) highlighting the problem. The brightest band at 261Hz is the fundamental (aka first partial). The second brightest band is the second partial at 519Hz, which is also the oc...
Before we go look at a table of neat numbers, let’s have a look at the harmonic quirkiness of these extra quirky bowls using TB1 as an example…
Here is a time slice of TB1 at its most harmonically rich. To the far left is traffic rumble we...
The first table of crunchy nut numbers…yaroo!
Table 1: Fundamental frequency estimates of bowls TB1 – TB7
Nice, but a tad bland even with a fancy purple backdrop. But… the graphical form of this reveals something totally and utterly stunn...
There are some who say it is turtles all the way down, and others who might claim it is chakras all the way down. One quantum centre, three cups overflowing, and seven wheels of life energy (or is it six, five, or four?). A respected teache...
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