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'''256 equal divisions of the 5th harmonic''' is an equal-step tuning of 10.884 cents per each step. It is equivalent to 110.2532 EDO.
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'''256 equal divisions of the 5th harmonic''' is an equal-step tuning where each step represents a frequency ratio of 256th root of 5, which amounts to 3.90625 millipentaves or about 10.884 cents. It is equivalent to 110.2532 EDO.


256ed5 combines [[dual-fifth temperaments]] with [[quarter-comma meantone]].
256ed5 combines [[Dual-fifth system|dual-fifth systems]] with [[quarter-comma meantone]].


== Theory ==
== Theory ==
{{Harmonics in equal|256|5}}
In 256ed5, the just perfect fifth of [[3/2]], corresponds to approximately 64.5 steps, thus occurring almost halfway between the [[quarter-comma meantone]] fifth and it's next step.
In 256ed5, the just perfect fifth of [[3/2]], corresponds to approximately 64.5 steps, thus occurring almost halfway between the [[quarter-comma meantone]] fifth and it's next step.


Uniquely, 6/5 is nearly perfect.  
Uniquely, [[6/5]] is nearly perfect.  
 
== Harmonics ==
{{Harmonics in equal
| steps = 256
| num = 5
| denom = 1
}}
{{Harmonics in equal
| steps = 256
| num = 5
| denom = 1
| start = 12
| collapsed = 1
}}
 
== Table of intervals ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Step
!Name
!Size (cents)
!Size (millipentaves)
!Associated ratio
|-
|0
|prime, unison
|0
|0
|exact 1/1
|-
|29
|classical minor third
|315.63710
|113.28125
|6/5
|-
|64
|minor fifth
|[[Quarter-comma meantone|696.57843]]
|250
|3/2 I, exact 4th root of(5)
|-
|65
|major fifth
|
|253.90625
|
|-
|128
|octitone, symmetric ninth
|1393.15686
|500
|
|-
|256
|pentave, fifth harmonic
|2786.31371
|1000
|exact 5/1
|}


== See also ==
== See also ==
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* [[110edo]]
* [[110edo]]


[[Category:Ed5]]
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