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Chromium has mos scales of size 48, 72, and 120. | Chromium has mos scales of size 48, 72, and 120. | ||
=== 250/243 as the porcupine comma === | |||
From a regular temperament theory perspective in the 5-limit, chromium is defined entirely by the {{monzo|-23 120 -72}} comma that closes a stack of 24 porcupine commas with the octave. | |||
Chromium reaches [[10/9]] in just one generator step. As such, it reaches [[100/81]] in two, while simultaneously reaching [[6/5]] in two. Because every note is replicated 24 times around the octave, and 250/243 maps to the period, 6/5 occurs exactly one step of 24edo above two 10/9's. | |||
=== 120-tone mos === | === 120-tone mos === | ||
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A tuning where it is worth exploring chromium if one seeks large divisibility is [[480edo]], which is a [[Highly composite equal division #Largely composite numbers|largely composite edo]]. In this instance, the L step of 120-tone scale becomes equal to one step of [[80edo]], and s step maps to one step of the 480edo itself. This is realized via the 480fgg val in the 17-limit. | A tuning where it is worth exploring chromium if one seeks large divisibility is [[480edo]], which is a [[Highly composite equal division #Largely composite numbers|largely composite edo]]. In this instance, the L step of 120-tone scale becomes equal to one step of [[80edo]], and s step maps to one step of the 480edo itself. This is realized via the 480fgg val in the 17-limit. | ||
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