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In [[13-limit]] [[just intonation]], '''39/32''', the '''(lesser) tridecimal neutral third''', is the otonal combination of primes 13 and 3 [[ | In [[13-limit]] [[just intonation]], '''39/32''', the '''(lesser) tridecimal neutral third''', is the otonal combination of primes 13 and 3 [[octave-reduced]]. It is the fifth complement of [[16/13]], which measures about 359.5¢. | ||
39/32 differs from the Pythagorean minor third [[32/27]] by [[1053/1024]], about 48¢, from the classic minor third [[6/5]] by [[65/64]], about 27¢, from the rastmic neutral third [[27/22]] by [[144/143]], about 12¢, and from the undecimal neutral third [[11/9]] by [[352/351]], about 4.9¢. | 39/32 differs from the Pythagorean minor third [[32/27]] by [[1053/1024]], about 48¢, from the classic minor third [[6/5]] by [[65/64]], about 27¢, from the rastmic neutral third [[27/22]] by [[144/143]], about 12¢, and from the undecimal neutral third [[11/9]] by [[352/351]], about 4.9¢. | ||
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39/32 is near the border-region between neutral thirds and supraminor thirds, so it has a dark edge to it compared to wider neutral thirds, while still sounding slightly brighter than a minor third like [[6/5]]. | 39/32 is near the border-region between neutral thirds and supraminor thirds, so it has a dark edge to it compared to wider neutral thirds, while still sounding slightly brighter than a minor third like [[6/5]]. | ||
== Approximation == | |||
{{Interval edo approximation|39/32}} | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||