By Cree M.J.
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If you read all of the pages in "Phionic Geometry" and "The Phionic Series" I believe you will find it an overall neat and compelling package. It is interesting how by applying Phi to the octave, without forcing anything we come to a complex and interlaced structure that fundamentally resolves to a system so close to our current model of equal temperament and very human concept of musicality, but with the unique weave of this "bridge interval".
Through the weaving of this interval expressed through multiple scales at once, it is also very compelling how other scales along the series can complement one another and achieve quite precise musical intervals.
With the notion of being "in tune with the universe" being thrown around these days, such as A = 432, there seems to be an abundance of vague, unsubstantiated statements. But one could imaginatively see how, rather than one exclusive linear scale, the universe being everything, would probably more closely relate to a series of interlaced relationships which complement each other, such as we see in this series.
There are definitely more interesting relationships to be found in the series, as any system based on phi will have an abundance of emergent properties especially in an infinite one such as this. It is worth further practical experimentation and exploration.
Thank you for reading into this little project i have been working on, and i invite you to use it and share it however you see fit. Any updates or new information will be added onto the website and i will be doing my own experiments to further the concept. Tuning my own instruments to this system i have already seen for myself that it sounds good, this also goes for the "Phionic chorusing" concept. How ever you decide to utilise this, I would be interested in hearing about it and your experience. Used intelligently and creatively there is definitely some practical and valid applications of this system that are possible.
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Here is a PDF file of the information provided on this website.
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