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Re tones...There is a distance in frequency between any tone and a tone an octave higher. It does not matter how this distance is measured or split up into parts it remains the same. Some instruments can slide or bend even play between defined notes or points in the sound spectrum but they cannot play tones that do not exist in the sound spectrum....... Well they perhaps can but they would not be picked up by the human ear. LOL
The same rule applies to colours. Any colour or shade is just a point in the spectrum. You cannot make the spectrum larger....... You perhaps can but it would be invisible. LOL Thanks Jim! You articulated it much better than I did. John 
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