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* Its 1437{{c}} major 9th interval is about an octave above the [[8/7]] septimal whole tone (so it approximates [[16/7]]) | * Its 1437{{c}} major 9th interval is about an octave above the [[8/7]] septimal whole tone (so it approximates [[16/7]]) | ||
* The sharp [[perfect fourth]] of 522{{c}} is very dissonant in a triad with either fifth, but with the major 6th instead it makes a very pretty chord | * The sharp [[perfect fourth]] of 522{{c}} is very dissonant in a triad with either fifth, but with the major 6th instead it makes a very pretty chord | ||
13ed8/3 can be thought of as a 2.12.15.7.11.13.19 [[subgroup]] tuning. It has under 22% [[relative error]] (under 29{{c}} abs. error) on each of those [[harmonic]]s, which is comparable to [[12edo]]'s approximation of the full [[7-limit]]. | |||
== Harmonics == | == Harmonics == | ||
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== Related tunings == | == Related tunings == | ||
13ed8/3 is a bit like [[9edo]] but with extreme [[octave shrinking]] (the octave is about 24 [[cents]] flat). As a [[23-limit]] equal [[temperament]] | 13ed8/3 is a bit like [[9edo]] but with extreme [[octave shrinking]] (the octave is about 24 [[cents]] flat). As a [[23-limit]] equal [[temperament]], 13ed8/3 could be considered a tuning for 9bdefhi (''see [[wart]]s''). | ||
13ed8/3 is quite close to [[23zpi]] (''see [[ZPI]]'') but 13ed8/3 has a much better [[2/1]] than 23zpi, at the expense of most other [[prime]]s being a little worse than 23zpi. | |||
13ed8/3 is | 13ed8/3 is identical (octave less than 1{{c}} different) to ''every second step of'' [[62zpi]] (''see [[ZPI]]''). | ||
== Scales == | == Scales == | ||
; Described by [[Budjarn Lambeth]] | ; Described by [[Budjarn Lambeth]] | ||
''Tested by ear in [[Scale Workshop]] using the "jublag", "ugal", and "silver" aperiodic waveforms, and the "percussive (medium)" preset.'' | |||
* 5-tone [[pelog]]-like scale: 1 1 3 1 3 | * 5-tone [[pelog]]-like scale: 1 1 3 1 3 | ||
* 7-tone [[pelog]]-like scale: 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 | * 7-tone [[pelog]]-like scale: 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 | ||