> Where did I say that there are 15 integers in base 16?
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> > > The problem is that musicians, being illogical creatures, call the
> > > tonic
> > the first
> > > note of the scale whereas a logical engineer would call it the
> > > zeroth note.   Then a doubling of frequency would be a septade and a
> > > quadrupling a .quattuordecimade and I would never have started this
> > thread.
> >
> > Really? So you say there are only 15 integers in base 16?

The implication through all this has been that there are only seven keys in=
 an octave, i.e. no 'key 0'. But a keyboard that covers an octave has to ha=
ve 8 keys (assuming we are only dealing with white keys on a piano), as if =
you don't have the 'key 0' that gives the start frequency, then you don't h=
ave an octave.
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