Lumatone mapping for 100edo - Revision history

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	To maximise your range while covering the full gamut, use the [[3L 10s]] scale generated by a submajor third of 31/100.		To maximise your range while covering the full gamut, use the [[3L 10s]] scale generated by a submajor third of 31/100.
	{{Lumatone EDO mapping\|n=100\|start=74\|xstep=7\|ystep=3}}		{{Lumatone EDO mapping\|n=100\|start=74\|xstep=7\|ystep=3}}

			{{Navbox Lumatone}}

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	== Diatonic ==		== Diatonic ==
	However, you can use the 100b val (using 59\100) to generate a hard diatonic (18:5 step size ratio. This will fail to cover the whole gamut due to the size of the edo.		However, you can use the 100b val (using 59\100) to generate a hard diatonic (18:5 step size ratio) that is a good tuning for [[quasisupra]]. This will fail to cover the whole gamut due to the size of the edo.
			{{Lumatone EDO mapping\|n=100\|start=16\|xstep=18\|ystep=-13}}

	{{Lumatone EDO mapping\|n=100\|start=16\|xstep=18\|ystep=-13}}		Since 50edo is already divisible by two, [[injera]] and its extensions also fail to cover all the notes in 100edo unless you divide the octave into four. The [[4L 8s]] mapping covers most of the notes with the occasional skip, while the [[12L 4s]] one does cover all the notes, but with very limited range and lopsided step size.
			=== 4L 8s ===
			{{Lumatone EDO mapping\|n=100\|start=80\|xstep=8\|ystep=1}}
			=== 12L 4s ===
			{{Lumatone EDO mapping\|n=100\|start=12\|xstep=8\|ystep=-7}}

			== Other Mappings ==
			To maximise your range while covering the full gamut, use the [[3L 10s]] scale generated by a submajor third of 31/100.
			{{Lumatone EDO mapping\|n=100\|start=74\|xstep=7\|ystep=3}}

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	However, you can use the 100b val (using 59\100) to generate a hard diatonic (18:5 step size ratio. This will fail to cover the whole gamut due to the size of the edo.		However, you can use the 100b val (using 59\100) to generate a hard diatonic (18:5 step size ratio. This will fail to cover the whole gamut due to the size of the edo.

	~~(Note: When I ([[User:MisterShafXen]]) tried adding the~~ mapping ~~starting with 7 and steps xsteps~~=18 ~~ysteps~~=-13~~, it didn't work.)~~		{{Lumatone EDO mapping\|n=100\|start=16\|xstep=18\|ystep=-13}}

MisterShafXen: Created page with "{{Lumatone mapping intro}} == Diatonic == However, you can use the 100b val (using 59\100) to generate a hard diatonic (18:5 step size ratio. This will fail to cover the whole gamut due to the size of the edo. (Note: When I (User:MisterShafXen) tried adding the mapping starting with 7 and steps xsteps=18 ysteps=-13, it didn't work.)"

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Created page with "{{Lumatone mapping intro}} == Diatonic == However, you can use the 100b val (using 59\100) to generate a hard diatonic (18:5 step size ratio. This will fail to cover the whole gamut due to the size of the edo. (Note: When I (User:MisterShafXen) tried adding the mapping starting with 7 and steps xsteps=18 ysteps=-13, it didn't work.)"

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{{Lumatone mapping intro}}

== Diatonic ==
However, you can use the 100b val (using 59\100) to generate a hard diatonic (18:5 step size ratio. This will fail to cover the whole gamut due to the size of the edo.

(Note: When I ([[User:MisterShafXen]]) tried adding the mapping starting with 7 and steps xsteps=18 ysteps=-13, it didn't work.)