🎵 The PYTHAGOREAN COMMA

The Pythagorean comma is one of the reasons Pythagorean tuning, based on perfect fifths, works fine for simple music but runs into problems with more complex chords and harmonies. The Science Fiction Rock Experience - the music show I produce: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqiy8Z6Trr-DDtZoyVZhvHA My other videos on tuning systems: Equal temperament https://youtu.be/FWN0JJGQyvk Pythagorean tuning https://youtu.be/feeB8ci38jE The overtone series https://youtu.be/wzk5WPUtUH0 My other videos on music theory: Circle of fifths https://youtu.be/WeonyENDcYM Consonance and dissonance https://youtu.be/PropSXeaLt0 Intervals https://youtu.be/BHzBwDTZTb8 Major and minor chords https://youtu.be/jyUSY1Z4I5I Extended chords https://youtu.be/yr-YCr0Ky0Y Added tone chords https://youtu.be/pbI72zYWpX4 The Devil in music (the tritone) https://youtu.be/avks7eTTm0c Musical modes: What are they? https://youtu.be/JGsidU8gjQQ Making music with modes https://youtu.be/duwpfqof4Cw My other videos on music: The Harmony of the Spheres https://youtu.be/ZtiTSJQLEkQ Music and the Muse https://youtu.be/fZBKpr0bihU Elgar’s Enigmas https://youtu.be/-r3wpf5zuvA Holst and The Planets https://youtu.be/n5Ck-NZdnF4 Einstein and His Music https://youtu.be/dVCnpQu_Fu4 Did Did the Beatles Play Out of Tune? https://youtu.be/-GPgaMmft88 My website: https://www.daviddarling.info My science and music channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/drdaviddarling