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The [[Bossier]] temperament is generated by a sharply tuned neogothic major third [[14/11]], such that two of them stack to [[13/8]], and the comma [[15488/15379]] is tempered out, which doesn't appear to have any intuitive interpretation in terms of stacking intervals. When its generator is used to build a MOS scale, the scales generated are [[3L 5s|checkertonic]], [[3L 8s]], and [[3L 11s]].
== 8-note scale ==
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! bossier8.scl
! bossier8.scl
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== 11-note scale ==
[[Category:8-tone scales]]
[[Category:8-tone scales]]
[[Category:Tempered scales]]
[[Category:Tempered scales]]
[[Category:Pages with mostly numerical content]]
[[Category:225edo]]
[[Category:225edo]]
[[Category:Bossier]]
[[Category:Bossier]]
[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]
[[Category:Pages with Scala files]]
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! bossier11.scl
!
Bossier[11] 2.7.11.13 subgroup scale in 225et tuning
11
!
64.00000
128.00000
192.00000
421.33333
485.33333
549.33333
778.66667
842.66667
906.66667
970.66667
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== 14-note scale ==
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! bossier14.scl
!
Bossier[14] 2.7.11.13 subgroup scale in 225et tuning
14
!
64.00000
128.00000
192.00000
357.33333
421.33333
485.33333
549.33333
613.33333
778.66667
842.66667
906.66667
970.66667
1136.00000
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