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It is also known as the [[Rootminor triad|rootminor]] comma, and when tempered out it equates the 16:19:24 otonal minor triad with the 10:12:15 utonal. | It is also known as the [[Rootminor triad|rootminor]] comma, and when tempered out it equates the 16:19:24 otonal minor triad with the 10:12:15 utonal. | ||
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96/95 is very close to one step of [[66edo]]. Multiples of 66edo that represent this mapping consistently include [[198edo]] and [[1848edo]]. | |||
[[Category:Commas named systematically]] | [[Category:Commas named systematically]] | ||
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Nugu comma
reduced
96/95 is a small 19-limit superparticular comma of about 18.13 ¢. It is the difference between 6/5 and 19/16, and between 5/4 and 24/19.
This interval is the 19th-partial chroma (19-limit formal comma) used to express 19-limit intervals in Ben Johnston's notation, denoted with "19" (a turned "19"), while its reciprocal is denoted with a plain "19". If the base note is C, then 19/16 is represented by C–Eb19. The Functional Just System and Helmholtz-Ellis notation use 513/512 as the formal comma instead.
It is also known as the rootminor comma, and when tempered out it equates the 16:19:24 otonal minor triad with the 10:12:15 utonal.
Approximation
96/95 is very close to one step of 66edo. Multiples of 66edo that represent this mapping consistently include 198edo and 1848edo.