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== Diatonic ==
However, due to the size of the edo, this will only cover half of the notes unless expanded from [[5L 2s]] to [[12L 5s]], reducing the range commensurately.
=== 5L 2s ===
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=== 12L 5s ===
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There is an alternate diatonic scale that makes near perfect [[5-limit]] chords easy to play, but it has an octave stretch of approximately half a [[syntonic comma]]. Since you can access every note in some of the octaves, this may actually be advantageous.
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== Misty ==
Keeping the same generator but dividing the period in three gives you [[Misty]]. 111edo is not quite as optimal a tuning for this temperament as [[99edo]], but it still supports it and the [[12L 3s]] mapping can cover all the notes with slightly greater range than the diatonic one.
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== Other Mappings ==
The [[5L 9s]] [[Hemikwai]] mapping covers all the notes in the central octave with slightly greater range still and makes the near perfectly tuned [[barbados]] subgroup chords very easy to play, but is quite lopsided and misses out many at the edges.
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[[Buzzard]] is another quite efficient option, although the [[5L 8s]] mapping does not quite cover all the notes and is even more lopsided.
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