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| Ratio = 1640558367/1638400000 | | Ratio = 1640558367/1638400000 | ||
| Name = forge comma | | Name = forge comma | ||
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The '''forge comma''' is the [[7-limit]] [[unnoticeable comma]] '''1640558367/1638400000''', which measures roughly 2.28 [[cent]]s. It's notable as the interval separating the [[amity comma]] from the [[gamelisma]]. This comma was first found as the 7-limit comma linking [[12edo]], [[34edo]] and [[159edo]]. The various 11-limit families that temper out this comma are named after various metal objects made in a forge, hence '''[[the Forge]]''' as the name of this collection of temperaments. | The '''forge comma''' is the [[7-limit]] [[unnoticeable comma]] '''1640558367/1638400000''', which measures roughly 2.28 [[cent]]s. It's notable as the interval separating the [[amity comma]] from the [[gamelisma]]. This comma was first found as the 7-limit comma linking [[12edo]], [[34edo]] and [[159edo]]. The various 11-limit families that temper out this comma are named after various metal objects made in a forge, hence '''[[the Forge]]''' as the name of this collection of temperaments. | ||
Revision as of 17:36, 25 October 2022
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The forge comma is the 7-limit unnoticeable comma 1640558367/1638400000, which measures roughly 2.28 cents. It's notable as the interval separating the amity comma from the gamelisma. This comma was first found as the 7-limit comma linking 12edo, 34edo and 159edo. The various 11-limit families that temper out this comma are named after various metal objects made in a forge, hence the Forge as the name of this collection of temperaments.