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== Modes == | These scales are in some ways a double octave clone of [[5L 2s|diatonic scale]]s because they are generated from perfect fifths and have the [[7edo]]/[[7ed4]] 685{{c}} flat fifth and [[5edo]]/10ed4's 720{{c}} sharp fifth at the ends of the tuning spectrum. However, ~3/2 is now the chroma-negative rather than chroma-positive generator, equalized and collapsed tunings are now swapped (equalized is 720{{c}} fifth and collapsed is 685{{c}} fifth), and the basic tuning is now the 705-cent gentle fifth from [[17edo]]/[[17ed4]] instead of 12edo's fifth. Diaquadic scales are also more widely spaced than diatonic scales, closer melodically to an octave-period pentatonic scale. | ||
== Scale properties == | |||
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=== Intervals === | |||
{{MOS intervals}} | |||
=== Generator chain === | |||
{{MOS genchain}} | |||
=== Modes === | |||
{{MOS mode degrees}} | |||
== Scale tree == | |||
{{MOS tuning spectrum | |||
| 5/3 = [[Quarchy]] is around here | |||
| 3/1 = [[Tetrominant]] is around here | |||
| 4/1 = [[Meanquad]] is around here | |||
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== Temperaments == | == Temperaments == | ||
There are two major rank-2 temperament interpretations of diaquadic, | There are two major rank-2 temperament interpretations of diaquadic, [[meanquad]] and [[quarchy]], corresponding to double-octave clones of [[meantone]] and [[archy]]. | ||