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In [[aberrismic theory]], '''sequar5m''' (in aberrismic systematic naming) is the [[diregular scale|diregular]] 5L5m4s scale pattern '''LmLsmLsmLmsLms''', so named because it is generated by a generator of the [[semiquartal]] MOS and the m step is the offset in its generator-offset structure.
'''Cthon5m''' (in [[aberrismic theory|aberrismic]] systematic naming) is the [[even-regular]] 5L5m4s scale pattern '''LmLsmLsmLmsLms''', so named because it is generated by a generator of the [[semiquartal]] MOS and the m step is the offset in its generator-offset structure.
 
Cthon5m is comprised of two interleaved [[nicetone]]/Zarlino scales of opposite chirality. In the JI preimage below these are 5-limit Zarlino scales.


== Temperaments ==
== Temperaments ==
=== Cata (2.3.5.13[34&53]) ===
=== 2.3.5.13 Island (2.3.5.13[34&53&58]) ===
Sequar5m has the following 2.3.5.13 interpretation in [[34edo]] and [[53edo]]:
Cthon5m has the following 2.3.5.13 interpretation in the [[34edo]] (4:2:1), [[53edo]] (6:3:2), and [[58edo]] (7:3:2) tunings:


  13/12
  13/12
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  2/1
  2/1


(Sequar5m hence admits a [[Cata]] temperament interpretation.)
Here L = ~13/12, m = ~26/25~27/26, and s = ~40/39.
 
(Hence Cthon5m admits an Island (2.3.5.13[ [[676/675]] ] temperament) interpretation.)
 
As a 2.3.5.13 subgroup scale, cthon5m is comparable to the MOS Kleismic[15] in size, but it's "fifthier" than Kleismic[15] and has one fewer note:
* Kleismic[15] has 9 3/2's whereas cthon5m has 10 3/2's.
* 3/2 chains in Kleismic[15] only have at most 3 notes whereas cthon5m interpreted in Kleismic has 3/2 chains with 3 and 4 notes.
==== Kleismic ====
Kleismic (properly [[Cata]]) tempering corresponds to using Island tempering and then letting L = 2m. This makes Kleismic-tempered cthon5m a subset of a permutation (mmmmmsmmmsmmmmsmmms) of the Kleismic[19] MOS.


== External links ==
== External links ==
* [https://sw3.lumipakkanen.com/scale/C7mHFdyHd 34edo (3:2:1) tuning]
* [https://sw3.lumipakkanen.com/scale/Udm0Ix3Kl 34edo (4:2:1) tuning]
* [https://sw3.lumipakkanen.com/scale/C7mZtkgOf 53edo (6:3:2) tuning]
* [https://sw3.lumipakkanen.com/scale/UdmzxDxtu 53edo (6:3:2) tuning]
* [https://sw3.lumipakkanen.com/scale/C7mTDZFH9 87edo (10:5:3) tuning]
* [https://sw3.lumipakkanen.com/scale/Udmr6q8k8 58edo (7:3:2) tuning]
* [https://sw3.lumipakkanen.com/scale/UdmMBly3k 87edo (10:5:3) tuning]


[[Category:Aberrismic theory]]
[[Category:Aberrismic theory]]
[[Category:Rank-3 scales]]
[[Category:Rank-3 scales]]

Latest revision as of 21:44, 5 March 2025

Cthon5m (in aberrismic systematic naming) is the even-regular 5L5m4s scale pattern LmLsmLsmLmsLms, so named because it is generated by a generator of the semiquartal MOS and the m step is the offset in its generator-offset structure.

Cthon5m is comprised of two interleaved nicetone/Zarlino scales of opposite chirality. In the JI preimage below these are 5-limit Zarlino scales.

Temperaments

2.3.5.13 Island (2.3.5.13[34&53&58])

Cthon5m has the following 2.3.5.13 interpretation in the 34edo (4:2:1), 53edo (6:3:2), and 58edo (7:3:2) tunings:

13/12
9/8
39/32
5/4
13/10
45/32
13/9
3/2
13/8
27/16
26/15
15/8
39/20
2/1

Here L = ~13/12, m = ~26/25~27/26, and s = ~40/39.

(Hence Cthon5m admits an Island (2.3.5.13[ 676/675 ] temperament) interpretation.)

As a 2.3.5.13 subgroup scale, cthon5m is comparable to the MOS Kleismic[15] in size, but it's "fifthier" than Kleismic[15] and has one fewer note:

  • Kleismic[15] has 9 3/2's whereas cthon5m has 10 3/2's.
  • 3/2 chains in Kleismic[15] only have at most 3 notes whereas cthon5m interpreted in Kleismic has 3/2 chains with 3 and 4 notes.

Kleismic

Kleismic (properly Cata) tempering corresponds to using Island tempering and then letting L = 2m. This makes Kleismic-tempered cthon5m a subset of a permutation (mmmmmsmmmsmmmmsmmms) of the Kleismic[19] MOS.

External links