Dipromethia - Revision history

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2026-03-28T04:22:18Z

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	'''Dipromethia''', or '''diaschismic promethia''', is a 5-limit comma that is the difference between 61 [[2048/2025]]'s and the octave.		'''Dipromethia''', or '''diaschismic promethia''', is a 5-limit comma that is the difference between 61 [[2048/2025]]'s and the octave.
	== Temperaments ==		== Temperaments ==
	Tempering it out results in the '''~~dipromethium~~''' temperament, which sets 61 2048/2025s equal to the octave. Furthermore, since it is the difference between [[45/32]] and [[64/45]] tritones, tempering this comma out sets them to 30\61 and 31\61 respectively.		Tempering it out results in the '''dipromethian''' temperament, which sets 61 2048/2025s equal to the octave. Furthermore, since it is the difference between [[45/32]] and [[64/45]] tritones, tempering this comma out sets them to 30\61 and 31\61 respectively.

	From a regular temperament perspective, it may be more natural to use the '''~~promethium~~''' temperament, splitting the generator fifth in two and described as 183 & 2684, due to its consistency in the 17-odd-limit.		From a regular temperament perspective, it may be more natural to use the '''promethian''' temperament, splitting the generator fifth in two and described as 183 & 2684, due to its consistency in the 17-odd-limit.

	[[Category:Commas with unknown etymology]]		[[Category:Commas with unknown etymology]]

BudjarnLambeth at 12:19, 3 November 2024

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	From a regular temperament perspective, it may be more natural to use the '''promethium''' temperament, splitting the generator fifth in two and described as 183 & 2684, due to its consistency in the 17-odd-limit.		From a regular temperament perspective, it may be more natural to use the '''promethium''' temperament, splitting the generator fifth in two and described as 183 & 2684, due to its consistency in the 17-odd-limit.

			[[Category:Commas with unknown etymology]]

Francium: Added color name

2023-09-08T04:54:38Z

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	\|Monzo = -335 122 61		\|Monzo = -335 122 61
	\|Name = dipromethia, diaschismic promethia		\|Name = dipromethia, diaschismic promethia
			\|Color name = L<sup>26</sup>y<sup>61</sup>-28, thebila-siweyo negative 28th
	\|Comma = yes		\|Comma = yes
	\|FJS name = -		\|FJS name = -

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{{Infobox Interval
|Monzo = -335 122 61
|Name = dipromethia, diaschismic promethia
|Comma = yes
|FJS name = -
}}
'''Dipromethia''', or '''diaschismic promethia''', is a 5-limit comma that is the difference between 61 [[2048/2025]]'s and the octave.
== Temperaments ==
Tempering it out results in the '''dipromethium''' temperament, which sets 61 2048/2025s equal to the octave. Furthermore, since it is the difference between [[45/32]] and [[64/45]] tritones, tempering this comma out sets them to 30\61 and 31\61 respectively.

From a regular temperament perspective, it may be more natural to use the '''promethium''' temperament, splitting the generator fifth in two and described as 183 & 2684, due to its consistency in the 17-odd-limit.