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'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]]. | '''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]] that was made by [[User:Tristanbay|Tristan Bay]] in 2025, named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:00, 21 July 2025
Aberrismic Neopersian is a 17-note just intonation scale in the 2.3.7.13 subgroup that was made by Tristan Bay in 2025, named for its small comma steps, or aberrismas. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish bağlama and the Persian setar. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related Zothogothic scale which is in the same just intonation subgroup.
! aberrismic_neopersian.scl ! Aberrismic Neopersian, 2.3.7.13 just intonation 17 ! 64/63 13/12 9/8 8/7 39/32 26/21 4/3 256/189 13/9 3/2 32/21 13/8 104/63 12/7 117/64 13/7 2/1