Flashmic chords - Revision history

Eliora at 22:01, 6 July 2023

2023-07-06T22:01:58Z

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	* 1-33/28-26/15 with steps 33/28-25/17-15/13;		* 1-33/28-26/15 with steps 33/28-25/17-15/13;
	* 1-26/25-30/17 with steps 26/25-56/33-17/15, and its inverse		* 1-26/25-30/17 with steps 26/25-56/33-17/15, and its inverse
	* 1-26/25-33/28 with steps 26/25-17/15-56/33.		* 1-26/25-33/28 with steps 26/25-17/15-56/33.
			Equal divisions supporting flashmic chords include [[311edo]], [[1600edo]], and [[2554edo]].
	[[Category:33-odd-limit]]		[[Category:33-odd-limit]]
	[[Category:Essentially tempered chords]]		[[Category:Essentially tempered chords]]
	[[Category:Triads]]		[[Category:Triads]]
	[[Category:Flashmic]]		[[Category:Flashmic]]

FloraC: This should have exhausted all possible forms of 33-odd-limit flashmic triads

2023-06-07T06:06:54Z

This should have exhausted all possible forms of 33-odd-limit flashmic triads

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	'''Flashmic chords''' are [[essentially tempered dyadic chord]]s tempered ~~out~~ by the flashma, [[12376/12375]], a comma associated with precise systems that model high-limit JI.		'''Flashmic chords''' are [[essentially tempered dyadic chord]]s tempered by the flashma, [[12376/12375]], a comma associated with precise systems that model high-limit JI.

	~~Currently~~, ~~a few~~ flashmic chords are ~~known~~:		As an enormously complex temperament, even the simplest flashmic chords are 33-odd-limit, and there are six pairs in inverse relationship:

	* 28/15 - 26/25 - 34/33, with ~~tempering~~ 15/~~14 ~=~~ 26/25 * 34/33		* 1-28/15-33/17 with steps 28/15-26/25-34/33, and its inverse
	* 15/14 - 25/17 - 33/26		* 1-28/15-25/13 with steps 28/15-34/33-26/25;
	* 28/25 - 52/33 - 17/15		* 1-25/17-28/15 with steps 25/17-33/26-15/14, and its inverse
	* 28/25 - 26/15 - 34/33		* 1-33/26-28/15 with steps 33/26-25/17-15/14;
	* 33/28 - 15/13 - 25/17 ~~(most evenly distributed)~~		* 1-28/25-30/17 with steps 28/25-52/33-17/15, and its inverse
	* 56/33 - 26/25 - 17/15		* 1-28/25-33/26 with steps 28/25-17/15-53/33;
			* 1-28/25-33/17 with steps 28/25-26/15-34/33, and its inverse
			* 1-28/25-15/13 with steps 28/25-34/33-26/15;
			* 1-33/28-34/25 with steps 33/28-15/13-25/17, and its inverse
			* 1-33/28-26/15 with steps 33/28-25/17-15/13;
			* 1-26/25-30/17 with steps 26/25-56/33-17/15, and its inverse
			* 1-26/25-33/28 with steps 26/25-17/15-56/33.

			[[Category:33-odd-limit]]
	[[Category:Essentially tempered chords]]		[[Category:Essentially tempered chords]]
			[[Category:Triads]]
	[[Category:Flashmic]]		[[Category:Flashmic]]

Eliora: correction and improvement

2023-06-06T20:18:50Z

correction and improvement

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	'''Flashmic chords''' are [[essentially tempered dyadic chord]]s tempered out by the flashma, [[12376/12375]], a comma associated with precise systems that model high-limit JI.		'''Flashmic chords''' are [[essentially tempered dyadic chord]]s tempered out by the flashma, [[12376/12375]], a comma associated with precise systems that model high-limit JI.

	Currently, ~~one~~ flashmic ~~chord is~~ known:		Currently, a few flashmic chords are known:

	* 1 - 5/4 - 36/25 - 17/~~11, with intervals 5~~/4 - 15/13 - 15/14 - 22/17.		* 28/15 - 26/25 - 34/33, with tempering 15/14 ~= 26/25 * 34/33
			* 15/14 - 25/17 - 33/26
			* 28/25 - 52/33 - 17/15
			* 28/25 - 26/15 - 34/33
			* 33/28 - 15/13 - 25/17 (most evenly distributed)
			* 56/33 - 26/25 - 17/15
	[[Category:Essentially tempered chords]]		[[Category:Essentially tempered chords]]
	[[Category:Flashmic]]		[[Category:Flashmic]]

Eliora at 00:17, 6 June 2023

2023-06-06T00:17:44Z

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	* 1 - 5/4 - 36/25 - 17/11, with intervals 5/4 - 15/13 - 15/14 - 22/17.		* 1 - 5/4 - 36/25 - 17/11, with intervals 5/4 - 15/13 - 15/14 - 22/17.
			[[Category:Essentially tempered chords]]
			[[Category:Flashmic]]

Eliora at 00:17, 6 June 2023

2023-06-06T00:17:19Z

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	'''Flashmic chords''' are [[essentially tempered dyadic ~~chords~~]] tempered out by the flashma, [[12376/12375]], a comma associated with precise systems that model high-limit JI.		'''Flashmic chords''' are [[essentially tempered dyadic chord]]s tempered out by the flashma, [[12376/12375]], a comma associated with precise systems that model high-limit JI.

	Currently, one flashmic chord is known:		Currently, one flashmic chord is known:

	* 1 - 5/4 - 36/25 - 17/11, with intervals 5/4 - 15/13 - 15/14 - 22/17.		* 1 - 5/4 - 36/25 - 17/11, with intervals 5/4 - 15/13 - 15/14 - 22/17.

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2023-06-06T00:17:01Z

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'''Flashmic chords''' are [[essentially tempered dyadic chords]] tempered out by the flashma, [[12376/12375]], a comma associated with precise systems that model high-limit JI.

Currently, one flashmic chord is known:

* 1 - 5/4 - 36/25 - 17/11, with intervals 5/4 - 15/13 - 15/14 - 22/17.