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Created page with "Pokoisma is the comma which identifies 116/115 with 1/80th of the octave. Tempering it out in the full 29-limit produces rank-9 pokoismic temperament, with 2.5.23.29 subgroup version being named pokoic. Also, 1120 & 2000 temperament is in development, which is simply called pokoi. All terms derive from the Old Slavic name for the letter П - which has Cyrillic numeral value of 80."
 
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Tempering it out in the full 29-limit produces rank-9 pokoismic temperament, with 2.5.23.29 subgroup version being named pokoic.
Tempering it out in the full 29-limit produces rank-9 pokoismic temperament, with 2.5.23.29 subgroup version being named pokoic.


Also, 1120 & 2000 temperament is in development, which is simply called pokoi.
Also, 1120 & 2000 temperament is in development, which is simply called pokoi. 4880 & 6880 though for now is the better edo join, although 2000edo is consistent in the 29-odd-limit.


All terms derive from the Old Slavic name for the letter П - which has Cyrillic numeral value of 80.
All terms derive from the Old Slavic name for the letter П - which has Cyrillic numeral value of 80.
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