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     * interactive circle: https://pianolit.com/tools/circle-of-fifths
     * cn topic (音乐、音律与数学): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdHyPtchVPQ
+    * cn topic (science in music): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5QlocAclXY
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   * a perfect ratio like 1x,2x, 1/2 is simplest.
   * other simple ratio ranking as: 1/2 > 2/3 > 3/4 > 4/5
+    * compared to above definition, G4 is 2/3 from C4
+    * compared to above definition, E4 (64/81) is mostly near 4/5 (x16 up/down = 64/80)
+  * **using 2/3 and 4/5 way of pushing** (Pure intonation)
+    * C4 is 1
+    * E4 is 4/5 (48/60)
+    * G4 is 2/3 => B5 = 4/5 x 2/3 = 8/15
+    * G4 is 2/3 => Eb4 = (2/3) / (4/5) = 10/12 (50/60)
+    * C5 is 1/2 => F4 = (1/2) / (2/3) = 3/4
+    * F4 is 3/4 => A4 = 3/4 x 4/5 = 3/5
+    * A4 is 3/5 => D4 = (3/5) / (2/3) = 9/10 (use 2/3 ratio from A4)
+    * G5 is 2/3 => D4 = (2/3) / (3/4) = 8/9 (use 3/4 ratio from G4)
+    * as you see, there is 2 way to get D4 ([[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_second|major 2nd]]), so are some other notes
+    * the half step of each next note, like from E to Eb, are not the same, half step difference range from 104.1% to 108%
+===== Temperament Approach (no ratio) =====
+  * **well temperament**: 1/2 maintain ratio, a set of defined frequency of each note
+  * **equal temperament**: 1/2 maintain ratio, half step is x, solving x^12 = 1/2
+===== Conclusion on Music Note Tuning =====
+  * different music to math definition means different music tuning system
+  * different time, different culture, different history, different instrument means their default sounding may be slightly different, based on their choice of taste of sound.
+  * modern equal temperament tuning is a balance of all for flexibility of sound adapting
+====== Music and Physics ======
+  * string frequency:
+    * longer string, lower frequency
+    * shorter string, higher frequency
+    * more tense string tightens, higher frequency
+    * more loose string tightens, lower frequency
+    * heavier string, lower frequency
+    * lighter string, higher frequency
+====== Music Notation ======
+  * ref:
+    * cn topic (五線譜): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkt5X_4FJBY&t=1s