Binary Interval Scale Theory

Working on new guitar edition to my book.

They are in. 69 scales, each page is its own scale with all of its relative modes. Fully illustrated with all tradition scale names documented. By taking a logical approach to mapping out all these scale patterns, not all scales and it relative modes have a documented name. This is a collection of every potential 12 bit binary pattern in a circular format so that you can explore the full potential of even tempered tuning by seeing scales as a binary grid pattern. See scales for what they are and not the notes that represent them.

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5 tone scales, 6 tone scales, 7 tone scales, 8 tone scales, 9 tone scale. A total of 69 scale, each with their own set of modes. This is the biggest collection of scales you have ever seen. There are scales in this book that have no name. There are 12 notes per octive. So why not look at the pattern the scale creates in a circular pattern? Then you can see all the modes of that scale. We know how much of a dramatic effect modes have within major, what about all of the modes of blues. Some have no name. Some scales patterns have no names to any of their modes. No one was viewing this correctly.

Binary Interval Scale Theory Product Overview Binary Interval Scale Theory By: Michael Pfortmiller About the Book After many years of music exploration, particularly when it comes to scales, Binary Interval Scale Theory was born. Examining what scales are and ways to use them, this book will appeal to technical musicians as ....