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M1k1 H2tsun2 at 16:31, 27 September 2025

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	In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's ~~sound~~ pretty good. How can we owned to their's intervals naming? that's a new way to think and get them, from now on, Let's do it:		In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sounds pretty good. But, How can we owned to their's intervals naming? that's a new way to think and get them, from now on, Let's do it:

	1-limit:		1-limit:

M1k1 H2tsun2 at 16:22, 27 September 2025

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	In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's intervals naming? that's new way to think them, from now on, Let's do it:		In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's intervals naming? that's a new way to think and get them, from now on, Let's do it:

	1-limit:		1-limit:

M1k1 H2tsun2 at 16:21, 27 September 2025

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	In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's naming? that's new way to think them, from now on, Let's do it:		In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's intervals naming? that's new way to think them, from now on, Let's do it:

	1-limit:		1-limit:

M1k1 H2tsun2 at 16:21, 27 September 2025

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	In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's naming, that's new way to think them, from now on, Let's do it:		In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's naming? that's new way to think them, from now on, Let's do it:

	1-limit:		1-limit:

M1k1 H2tsun2: Created page with "In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's naming, that's new way to think them, from now on, Let's do it: 1-limit: 1/1: onet 2-limit: 2/1: pure eighth 4/1: pure fifteenth 8/1: pure twenty-twoth 16/1: pure twenty-ninth and so forth. beyond by 2-limit, such as 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit and so on, we are using numbe..."

2025-09-27T16:20:28Z

Created page with "In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's naming, that's new way to think them, from now on, Let's do it: 1-limit: 1/1: onet 2-limit: 2/1: pure eighth 4/1: pure fifteenth 8/1: pure twenty-twoth 16/1: pure twenty-ninth and so forth. beyond by 2-limit, such as 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit and so on, we are using numbe..."

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In that naming before, I was knowing about 2/1, and 3/2, and 4/3, and 5/4, and else of the 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit intervals, that's sound pretty good. How can we owned to their's naming, that's new way to think them, from now on, Let's do it:

1-limit:

1/1: onet

2-limit:

2/1: pure eighth

4/1: pure fifteenth

8/1: pure twenty-twoth

16/1: pure twenty-ninth

and so forth.

beyond by 2-limit, such as 3-limit and 5-limit and 7-limit and so on, we are using number "three, five, seven and so on" rather than something else, and using -erish / -rish for limit beyond by 2, such as 3-limit, 5-limit, 7-limit and so forth.

3-limit:

3/2: threerish pure fifth

4/3 : threerish pure fourth

9/8: threerish major twoth

16/9: threerish minor seventh

27/16: threerish major sixth

32/27: threerish minor third

81/64: threerish major third

128/81: threerish minor sixth

243/128: threerish major seventh

256/243: threerish minor twoth

729/512: threerish augmented fourth

1024/729: threerish diminished fifth

2187/2048: threerish augmented onet

4096/2187: threerish diminished eighth

6561/4096: threerish augmented fifth

8192/6561: threerish diminished fourth

19683/16384: threerish augmented twoth

32768/19683: threerish diminished seventh

59049/32768: threerish augmented sixth

65536/59049: threerish diminished third

177147/131072: threerish augmented third

262144/177147: threerish diminished sixth

......

5-limit:

5/4: fiverish major third

8/5: fiverish minor sixth

5/3: fiverish major sixth

6/5: fiverish minor third

10/9: fiverish major twoth

9/5: fiverish minor seventh

15/8: fiverish major seventh

16/15: fiverish minor twoth

45/32: fiverish augmented fourth

64/45: fiverish diminished fifth

...

Tips: If we really makes 81/80 doubled, tripled, etc. we will use prefix such as: twi- thri- and so on. such as:

25/18: twifiverish augmented fourth

36/25: twifiverish diminished fifth

25/24: twifiverish augmented onet

48/25: twifiverish diminished fifth

25/16: twifiverish augmented fifth

32/25: twifiverish diminished third

75/64: twifiverish augmented twoth

128/75: twifiverish diminished seventh

225/128: twifiverish augmented sixth

256/225: twifiverish diminished third

125/72: thrifiverish augmented sixth

144/125: thrifiverish diminished third

125/96: thrifiverish augmented third

192/125: thrifiverish diminished sixth

125/64: thrifiverish augmented seventh

128/125: thrifiverish diminished twoth

...

7-limit:

7/4: sevenerish minor seventh

8/7: sevenerish major twoth

7/6: sevenerish minor third

12/7: sevenerish major sixth

14/9: sevenerish minor sixth

9/7: sevenerish major third

28/27: sevenerish minor twoth

27/14: sevenerish major seventh

21/16: sevenerish pure fourth

32/21: sevenerish pure fifth

...

If we really mix by 81/80 and 64/63, we will get this:

7/5: seven-fiverish diminished fifth

10/7: five-sevenerish augmented fourth

21/20: seven-fiverish minor twoth

40/21: five-sevenerish major seventh

...