UNIVERSAL LADDER OF SOUNDS ON A WAVE FORM

The first square in the upper left hand corner depicts the tones as they might appear on a wave form. The first half of the square is filled with notes. The second half is empty space.
The numbers represent the first 16 units of measurement. (i.e. the square is divided into sixteen units along a vertical and horizontal axis.)
The second square represents the numbers 60 to 90. The upper halves of each square are concerned with a circle of fifths progression.
The lower portions (cut by the diagonal) represent double fifths, which appear to be an ascending diatonic scale. The colors around each square are associated instinctively with the circle of fifths.
The lines within these squares represent the field of double fifths.
The green area denotes F# consists of only one note A in a key or field of F.
This is ordinarily found as the end of our series of fifths.
All the squares encompass a certain limit of frequencies of relative pitch.