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[[File:3-5-7-11_Stellated_Hexany.png|thumb|Circle diagram.]] [[File:3-5-7-11_Stellated_Hexany_(rotated).png|thumb|Circle diagram. (rotated)]] An [[11-limit]] stellated [[Hexany]]. This creates a scale of 1 385/384 35/32 55/48 7/6 77/64 5/4 11/8 35/24 77/48 5/3 55/32 7/4 11/6 2/1, with steps of 85/384 12/11 22/21 56/55 33/32 80/77 11/10 35/33 11/10 80/77 33/32 56/55 22/21 12/11. This expands the [[3-5-7-11 hexany|base hexany]] out to a full 14 note scale with 6 perfect fifths, although it does not have one above the root and does have a very narrow comma step near the root note that produces only mild chorusing when the two notes are played together. Since it has no chains of fifths, it does not approximate common practice music, but has more than enough stable chords to be compositionally effective when used on its own terms.  
[[File:3-5-7-11_Stellated_Hexany.png|thumb|Circle diagram.]] [[File:3-5-7-11_Stellated_Hexany_(rotated).png|thumb|Circle diagram. (rotated)]] An [[11-limit]] stellated [[Hexany]]. This creates a scale of 1 385/384 35/32 55/48 7/6 77/64 5/4 11/8 35/24 77/48 5/3 55/32 7/4 11/6 2/1, with steps of 385/384 12/11 22/21 56/55 33/32 80/77 11/10 35/33 11/10 80/77 33/32 56/55 22/21 12/11. This expands the [[3-5-7-11 hexany|base hexany]] out to a full 14 note scale with 6 perfect fifths, although it does not have one above the root and does have a very narrow comma step near the root note that produces only mild chorusing when the two notes are played together. Since it has no chains of fifths, it does not approximate common practice music, but has more than enough stable chords to be compositionally effective when used on its own terms.  
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Latest revision as of 12:36, 12 April 2026

Circle diagram.
Circle diagram. (rotated)

An 11-limit stellated Hexany. This creates a scale of 1 385/384 35/32 55/48 7/6 77/64 5/4 11/8 35/24 77/48 5/3 55/32 7/4 11/6 2/1, with steps of 385/384 12/11 22/21 56/55 33/32 80/77 11/10 35/33 11/10 80/77 33/32 56/55 22/21 12/11. This expands the base hexany out to a full 14 note scale with 6 perfect fifths, although it does not have one above the root and does have a very narrow comma step near the root note that produces only mild chorusing when the two notes are played together. Since it has no chains of fifths, it does not approximate common practice music, but has more than enough stable chords to be compositionally effective when used on its own terms.

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