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[[10edo]] is notable for having close approximations of [[15/14]] to one step, and [[13/8]] to 7 steps. 10th-octave temperaments naturally occur between any equal divisions of the octave whose greatest common divisor is 10. | [[10edo]] is notable for having close approximations of [[15/14]] to one step, and [[13/8]] to 7 steps. 10th-octave temperaments naturally occur between any equal divisions of the octave whose greatest common divisor is 10. | ||
Temperaments discussed elsewhere include: [[ | Temperaments discussed elsewhere include: [[Miscellaneous 5-limit temperaments #Neon|neon]]/[[Ragismic microtemperaments #Deca|deca]], [[Quintosec family #Decoid|decoid]], [[Quintile family #Decile|decile]], [[Metric microtemperaments #Decimetra|decimetra]], [[Stearnsmic clan #Decistearn|decistearn]], [[Vishnu family #Decavish|decavish]], and [[Kalismic temperaments #Linus|linus]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:48, 5 July 2026
- This is a list showing technical temperament data. For an explanation of what information is shown here, you may look at the technical data guide for regular temperaments.
10edo is notable for having close approximations of 15/14 to one step, and 13/8 to 7 steps. 10th-octave temperaments naturally occur between any equal divisions of the octave whose greatest common divisor is 10.
Temperaments discussed elsewhere include: neon/deca, decoid, decile, decimetra, decistearn, decavish, and linus.