The Scale of 11

AKA – The Light Scale

Revealing the Harmonic Blueprint

“All things are arranged according to number and measure.”
— Pythagoras

The Scale of 11 is a musical scale discovered while decoding the third clue given to Dr. Joseph Puleo. The three clues gave rise to what is commonly known as the “Solfeggio” frequencies, which I refer to as the Puleo Numbers. During the decoding process, an unexpected pattern emerged—a scale built entirely upon the number eleven.

Unlike conventional musical systems, the Scale of 11 is generated from a simple mathematical structure. Every frequency is a whole number multiple of 11, and every interval is also a multiple of 11. What began as an investigation into the Puleo Numbers gradually evolved into a broader exploration of harmony, mathematics, geometry, and pattern.

As the scale was developed, several discoveries emerged. The Scale of 11 functions as a microtonal framework that contains multiple familiar and unfamiliar musical systems within a single structure. These include an Equal Temperament scale, a Just Intonation scale (both diatonic and chromatic), an 8-note Lamdoma scale, and a new 15-note system called the Resolved Just Scale (RJS).

More importantly, the Scale of 11 appears to provide a common mathematical framework through which ratios, intervals, mathematical constants, geometric relationships, and measurement systems can be explored. Ongoing research is examining connections between harmonic ratios, Pythagorean relationships, the Lamdoma, mathematical constants, and ancient structures such as the Giza Plateau.

This website serves as a research archive for those investigations. Here you will find articles, musical examples, mathematical analyses, and ongoing discoveries as the Scale of 11 continues to unfold.

To learn the full story behind the three clues and the decoding process that led to this discovery, please visit PuleoNumbers.com.