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A [[13-odd-limit]] [[Hexany]]. This creates a scale of 1 13/12 11/8 143/96 13/8 11/6 2/1, with steps of 13/12 33/26 13/12 12/11 44/39 12/11. The notes are divided into two close clusters separated by a 5th, with two of them being perfect 3/2's and the central one a 12 cent flat fifth that is noticeably out of tune but still usable. The most stable root is probably the 11/6, which has a neo-gothic minor 7th chord of 1 13/11 3/2 39/22 above it that does not sound xenharmonic at all. | [[File:Hexany 1 3 11 13.png|thumb|Circle diagram (rotated).]] A [[13-odd-limit]] [[Hexany]]. This creates a scale of 1 13/12 11/8 143/96 13/8 11/6 2/1, with steps of 13/12 33/26 13/12 12/11 44/39 12/11. The notes are divided into two close clusters separated by a 5th, with two of them being perfect 3/2's and the central one a 12 cent flat fifth that is noticeably out of tune but still usable. The most stable root is probably the 11/6, which has a neo-gothic minor 7th chord of 1 13/11 3/2 39/22 above it that does not sound xenharmonic at all. | ||
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Suggested keyboard mapping: C Db F# G Ab B C | Suggested keyboard mapping: C Db F# G Ab B C | ||
== Music == | == Music == | ||
* ''[https://phexioenesystems.bandcamp.com/track/fluorescent-black-hexany-1-3-11-13 Fluorescent Black]'' | ; [[Phexioenesystems]] | ||
* ''[https://phexioenesystems.bandcamp.com/track/fluorescent-black-hexany-1-3-11-13 Fluorescent Black]'' | |||
[[Category:Hexanies]] | [[Category:Hexanies]] | ||
[[Category:6-tone scales]] | [[Category:6-tone scales]] | ||
[[Category:Pages with Scala files]] | [[Category:Pages with Scala files]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:00, 5 October 2025
A 13-odd-limit Hexany. This creates a scale of 1 13/12 11/8 143/96 13/8 11/6 2/1, with steps of 13/12 33/26 13/12 12/11 44/39 12/11. The notes are divided into two close clusters separated by a 5th, with two of them being perfect 3/2's and the central one a 12 cent flat fifth that is noticeably out of tune but still usable. The most stable root is probably the 11/6, which has a neo-gothic minor 7th chord of 1 13/11 3/2 39/22 above it that does not sound xenharmonic at all.
! 1-3-11-13_Hexany.scl ! 1 3 11 13 2-combination Hexany 6 ! 13/12 11/8 143/96 13/8 11/6 2/1
Suggested keyboard mapping: C Db F# G Ab B C