Mundane Sound Horoscope - Introduction

Planetary music is composed by the cosmos but sound is manufactured by human beings.
http://www.planeten-musik.de/planeten-musik.html

Rate	Angle	Aspect	Notes	frequency (Hz)
1/1	0°	Conjunction	Cis1	272.204
1/2	180°	Opposition	Cis2	544.409
1/3	120°	Trine	Gis1	408.307
1/4	90°	Square	Fis1	362.939
1/5	72°	Quintile	F1	340.256
2/5	144°	Biquintile	Ais1	453.674
1/6	60°	Sextil	E1	326.645
1/8	45°	Semisquare	Dis1	311.091
3/8	135°	Sesquisquare	A1	435.527
1/12	30°	Semisextil	D1	296.950
5/12	150°	Inconjunct	B1	466.636

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  http://measuringhistory.com/waves/mundane-astrology/mundane-astrology-essential-knowledge/basics/the-basics/
  

  Outer Planet Wave Tutorial

  April 12, 2010

  
  

  The Wave Metaphor

  
  

  This metaphor appears the same from a 29.5 day lunar cycle to a 495 Neptune-Pluto cycle.

  
  

  Waves play a cen­tral role in mea­sur­ing his­tory. Sim­ply put, they are a device for dis­play­ing outer planet cycles con­ve­niently. The main units mea­sured are the quad­ra­ture align­ments that occur as plan­ets move rel­a­tive to one another. The pro­por­tions mea­sured equal those seen dur­ing every lunar cycle and in every year through the sea­sons. All waves used in Mea­sur­ing His­tory appear as in the dia­gram to the left.
  
  

  The next step sim­ply applies these pro­por­tions to the outer plan­ets Jupiter, Sat­urn, Uranus, Nep­tune and Pluto by planet pair, eg., Saturn-Pluto, Uranus-Neptune or Neptune-Pluto as shown in digram below.

  Thus lies the core of Mea­sur­ing His­tory. Of course, any dis­ci­pline that claims to view his­tory from a com­pletely dif­fer­ent per­spec­tive, does far more. The point of empha­sis, how­ever, bears repeat­ing. Map­ping his­tory to outer planet waves is a sim­ple process.

  The Advan­tage

  The advan­tage of outer planet waves when applied to his­tory comes from uni­for­mity. Each wave con­tains the same pro­por­tions across time. A Saturn-Neptune wave appears in 36 year inter­vals in the sec­ond mil­len­nium, BC or CE. Even more use­fully, the rela­tion­ship between the quad­ra­ture align­ments are always the same. As seen in the exam­ple below, these rela­tion­ships show up when applied to his­tor­i­cal episodes. events asso­ci­ated with a quad­ra­ture align­ment show con­sis­tent rela­tion­ships through­out a wave.