Duodecimal or Dozenal or 12 base music theory! (17 min version).

Finally, after many years- Im saaying what I really think about music theory! Have you always felt there was something off about the numbers in music theory?! Well, guess what (IMHO) you were right! I present here, what I believe is a better way to count the numbers of music theory... Specifically, Duodecimal/Dozenal/12 base.
I am not the only person who thinks that this is the case... Here are a few links - plus some general links about 12 base - enjoy!
p.s. This is chock full of details! Here is the shorter (10 min ) version...
• 12 base music theory-1...
www.dozenalsoci...
dozenal.org/in...
/ @thedozenalstandard
• Little Twelve Toes Sch...
• Base 12 - Numberphile
• Base 12 - Why Counting...
• Should we count in 12s...
en.wikipedia.o...
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[@olgaanagnostopoulou3984]

Very clever baby❤❤

[@fonwoolridge]

Thanks Agape xxx

[@TheRedFuji]

I’m learning guitar as an adult. Having 12 cyclical notes named after 7 unevenly spaced letters makes zero sense. Naming them 7 unevenly spaced numbers is even worse - it ruins basic arithmetic, terrible when figuring out intervals, even worse when translating that onto the fretboard. Dozenal all the way - it makes so many aspects of theory so much more intuitive. E.g. a 6/4 chord is 9/5 for major and 8/5 for minor. Everything should be intervals counted in base 12.

[@fonwoolridge]

Yes! Totally agreed! It's amazing it hasn't caught on... thanks for your comment!