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{{Wikipedia|Quarter tone}}
A '''quartertone''' or '''quarter tone''' is an [[interval]] which is similar in size to a single step of [[24edo]], which is 50 [[cents]]. This makes "quartertone" an [[interval region]], similar to "seventh" or "major third".
A '''quartertone''' or '''quarter tone''' is an [[interval]] which is similar in size to a single step of [[24edo]], which is 50 [[cents]]. This makes "quartertone" an [[interval region]], similar to "seventh" or "major third".


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24edo is sometimes called "'''the quartertone scale'''" or "'''the quarter tone scale'''".
24edo is sometimes called "'''the quartertone scale'''" or "'''the quarter tone scale'''".


A sampling of just intervals that sit towards the middle of the quartertone range: [[36/35]], [[100/97]], [[33/32]].
A sampling of just intervals that sit towards the middle of the quartertone range: [[36/35]], [[35/34]], [[34/33]], [[100/97]], [[33/32]].


A sampling of just intervals that sit towards the outskirts of the quartertone range: [[50/49]], [[49/48]], [[45/44]], [[128/125]], [[28/27]], [[27/26]], [[25/24]], [[23/22]].
A sampling of just intervals that sit towards the outskirts of the quartertone range: [[50/49]], [[49/48]], [[45/44]], [[128/125]], [[28/27]], [[27/26]], [[25/24]], [[23/22]].


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