Are inharmonicities of musical instruments unique to certain cultures the reason for differences in tunings and scales?

I am wondering if there is a precedent for a theory in ethnomusicology linking the common inharmonicities which commonly arise among instruments which have been used predominantly in particular parts of the world and the natural arising of various tunings, temperaments, octaves, and scales that can be found in the traditional musics of different cultures. Asked by Hanzu 1 month ago Similar questions: inharmonicities musical instruments unique cultures reason differences tunings scales Entertainment > Music > Music Instruments.

Similar questions: inharmonicities musical instruments unique cultures reason differences tunings scales.

Thank you! How or where can I find more information regarding this theory? Hanzu 1 month ago .

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