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Listed here are tables of [[~~Neji|~~NEJI]] scales up to 34 EDO and with the root harmonics going up to 128. Each table contains NEJI tunings that have consecutively lower average errors. Average errors are the arithmetic mean of all the deviations between each EDO interval and it's closest NEJI interval measured in cents. Note that this information is not prescriptive and that NEJI scales that deviate more from their underlying EDOs are equally deserving of use and exploration. These tables serve as a starting point or map and definitely not any sort of absolute truth.

Listed here are tables of [[NEJI]] scales up to 34 EDO and with the root harmonics going up to 128. Each table contains NEJI tunings that have consecutively lower average errors. Average errors are the arithmetic mean of all the deviations between each EDO interval and it's closest NEJI interval measured in cents. Note that this information is not prescriptive and that NEJI scales that deviate more from their underlying EDOs are equally deserving of use and exploration. These tables serve as a starting point or map and definitely not any sort of absolute truth.

See also [[NEJI ~~Tables~~/Greatest ~~Error~~]] for ~~nejis~~ with successively lower maximum errors.

See also [[NEJI tables/Greatest error]] for NEJIs with successively lower maximum errors.

== 1 EDO ==

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-Listed here are tables of [[Neji|NEJI]] scales up to 34 EDO and with the root harmonics going up to 128. Each table contains NEJI tunings that have consecutively lower average errors. Average errors are the arithmetic mean of all the deviations between each EDO interval and it's closest NEJI interval measured in cents. Note that this information is not prescriptive and that NEJI scales that deviate more from their underlying EDOs are equally deserving of use and exploration. These tables serve as a starting point or map and definitely not any sort of absolute truth.
+Listed here are tables of [[NEJI]] scales up to 34 EDO and with the root harmonics going up to 128. Each table contains NEJI tunings that have consecutively lower average errors. Average errors are the arithmetic mean of all the deviations between each EDO interval and it's closest NEJI interval measured in cents. Note that this information is not prescriptive and that NEJI scales that deviate more from their underlying EDOs are equally deserving of use and exploration. These tables serve as a starting point or map and definitely not any sort of absolute truth.
-See also [[NEJI Tables/Greatest Error]] for nejis with successively lower maximum errors.
+See also [[NEJI tables/Greatest error]] for NEJIs with successively lower maximum errors.
 == 1 EDO ==