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The Direct Octaves Rule: Testing a Scene-Analysis Interpretation

Musicae Scientiae, 2016
A venerable rule of traditional Western part writing is the so-called Direct Octaves Rule (also known as Hidden or Exposed octaves), whereby similar pitch motion (i.e., two or more voices moving in the same direction) to a perfect octave should be avoided unless step motion is used.
David Huron, Claire Arthur
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A Rule of Thumb: The Bandwidth for Timbre Invariance Is One Octave

Music Perception, 2001
Listeners were unable to determine whether two different notes separated by an octave or more were played by the identical or a different wind instrument and similarly were unable to determine whether a vowel sung at different pitches separated by an octave or more was sung by the identical or a different soprano or mezzo-soprano.
Molly L Erickson, Stephen Handel
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Examining Steinberg’s Octave Rule Applicability for Electronic Systems Exposed to Multiaxial Vibration

IEEE Transactions on Components, Packaging and Manufacturing Technology, 2016
This paper explores the role of nonlinear dynamical phenomena in calculating the stress amplitude in large electronic components exposed to biaxial vibration loading. Nonlinear analytical studies are presented where a component exposed to combined axial and transverse vibratory base excitation is idealized using a nonlinear structural beam element with
Dasgupta, Abhijit, Ed Habtour
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Sound Octave Compatibility Between Chamber Music Instruments 
and Their Seating Rule Analysis

Princeton Journal of Pre-Collegiate Research
While a full orchestra consists of >70 musicians with each playing one or more instruments, chamber music features only 3 to 5 instruments. The motivation behind this study was to understand why the violin, viola, and cello became the most popular combination of chamber music among >70 instruments, and to analyze this phenomenon from both a ...
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The Perception of Octave Pitch Affinity and Harmonic Fusion Have a Common Origin

Hearing Research, 2021
Laurent Demany   +2 more
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Subjectively Preferred Octave Size Is Resolved at the Late Stages of Cerebral Auditory Processing

European Journal of Neuroscience, 2023
Viljami R Salmela   +2 more
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