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{{Infobox MOS}} | {{Infobox MOS}} | ||
{{MOS intro}} | {{MOS intro}} | ||
== Scale properties == | |||
{{TAMNAMS use}} | |||
=== Intervals === | |||
{{MOS intervals}} | |||
=== Generator chain === | |||
{{MOS genchain}} | |||
=== Modes === | |||
{{MOS mode degrees}} | |||
== Theory == | == Theory == | ||
The primary temperament interpretation of this scale is as the decatonic scale of the | The primary no-twos-or-threes temperament interpretation of this scale is as the decatonic scale of the 5.7.11 temperament [[juggernaut]], in which the generator is [[7/5]] and the half-pentave period is [[11/5]]. This is a very good and low-badness temperament on the 5.7.11 subgroup, although it suffers from a somewhat high error because of the smeary 11/5 at 1393{{c}}. This MOS can be viewed as a pentave analog of [[5L 2s|diatonic]] or [[4L 5s (3/1-equivalent)|Lambda]], since its basic tuning of [[14ed5]] is the smallest [[ed5]] that can seriously claim to represent no-twos-or-threes harmony. | ||
== Scale tree == | |||
{{MOS tuning spectrum | |||
| 9/7 = Optimal tridecimal juggernaut | |||
| 11/7 = Optimal juggernaut, bright generator is near-7/5 | |||
| 5/2 = Dark generator is near-11/7 | |||
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