View source for Lumatone mapping for 60edf

Potentially many ways exist to map [[60edf]] to the Lumatone; however, since this is a non-octave tuning, the [[Standard Lumatone mapping for Pythagorean]] is not one of them.

{{todo|complete page|inline=1|Currently missing a mapping that does not miss notes.}}

== Unnamed temperament 5L&nbsp;1s&nbsp;(3/2-equivalent) mapping ==

[[Bryan Deister]] has demonstrated a mapping of [[60edf]] using a [[5L&nbsp;1s&nbsp;(3/2-equivalent)]] scale having a 11:5 step ratio, in [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/h4tF_w2nIcY ''60ed(3/2) improv''] (2025). It takes advantage of nearly equal errors in the 2nd and 13th harmonics and a near-just 7th harmonic to make the (rightward) generator a near-just tridecimal 2/3-tone (~[[14/13]]), as 11\60ed3/2, and three of these yield the sound of a classic major third (as 33\60ed3/2), although ~[[5/4]] itself is mapped inconsistently to 32\60ed3/2. The range is a bit over five fifths with a moderate upwards slope, but at the cost of missing a few notes in each fifth.

{{Lumatone EDO mapping|n=60|start=3|xstep=11|ystep=-6}}

{{todo|complete page|inline=1|comment=Need a Navbox Lumatone that doesn't try to insert Lumatone mapping for non-octave tuning pages into the Lumatone mapping for EDO pages.}}
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