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The raised-fifth grid is a fixed 12-key keyboard tuning that raises one perfect fifth, and its complementary fourth, by 50 cents. The resulting 10+2 structure consists of ten unaltered 12-ET pitch classes and two raised pitch classes, enabling Middle Eastern modal step patterns alongside standard Western scales without dynamic retuning or additional keys.
 
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The raised-fifth grid is a fixed 12-key keyboard tuning that raises one perfect fifth, and its complementary fourth, by 50 cents. The resulting 10+2 structure consists of ten unaltered 12-ET pitch classes and two raised pitch classes, enabling Middle Eastern modal step patterns alongside standard Western scales without dynamic retuning or additional keys.
The '''raised-fifth grid''' is a fixed 12-key keyboard tuning that raises one perfect fifth, and its complementary fourth, by 50 cents. The resulting 10+2 structure consists of ten unaltered 12-ET pitch classes and two raised pitch classes, enabling Middle Eastern modal step patterns alongside standard Western scales without dynamic retuning or additional keys.


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Music:
== Music ==
; [[Siavash Talebi]]
Also singt Harmonie — a composition incorporating the raised-fifth grid; the relevant section begins at 5:18.
Also singt Harmonie — a composition incorporating the raised-fifth grid; the relevant section begins at 5:18.
https://youtu.be/PsVhas-P-OM?si=X0IA0ILjOuerAVoS
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsVhas-P-OM ''Also Singt Harmonie''] (2026)


Reference:
== References ==
Talebi, Siavash. ''The Raised-Fifth Grid: A Unified Tuning for Western and Middle Eastern Modes on a 12-Key Keyboard''. 2025.
Talebi, Siavash. ''The Raised-Fifth Grid: A Unified Tuning for Western and Middle Eastern Modes on a 12-Key Keyboard''. 2025.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17918296
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17918296
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