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== Sound examples ==
== Sound examples ==
There are sound examples for many of these ratios. I think it would be a good idea to just link those sound files directly in the table. On the other hand, I'm not sure where a "sound example" column should be inserted. (I'm thinking it should be inserted between the "cent value" and the "color notation name" columns) --[[User:Userminusone|Userminusone]] ([[User talk:Userminusone|talk]]) 20:36, 10 April 2021 (UTC)
There are sound examples for many of these ratios. I think it would be a good idea to just link those sound files directly in the table. On the other hand, I'm not sure where a "sound example" column should be inserted. (I'm thinking it should be inserted between the "cent value" and the "color notation name" columns) --[[User:Userminusone|Userminusone]] ([[User talk:Userminusone|talk]]) 20:36, 10 April 2021 (UTC)


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== 1145141919810:1919810114514 ==
== 1145141919810:1919810114514 ==
I would like to submit an interval (even though the fraction has not been simplified): 1145141919810:1919810114514. It is a major sixth.
I would like to submit an interval (even though the fraction has not been simplified): 1145141919810:1919810114514. It is a major sixth.


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== 336/317 ==
== 336/317 ==
This interval is an accidental discovery when I'm messing around with Xenpaper. It sounds really like semitone in 12-edo. I want to call it 12-edo step under just intonation.
This interval is an accidental discovery when I'm messing around with Xenpaper. It sounds really like semitone in 12-edo. I want to call it 12-edo step under just intonation.


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== 451/301 ==
== 451/301 ==
Yet another 12EDO-esque perfect 5th. I'm not sure if it has more offset than Kirnberger's fifth.
Yet another 12EDO-esque perfect 5th. I'm not sure if it has more offset than Kirnberger's fifth.


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== 13607/10800 ==
== 13607/10800 ==
Even though it is very 12EDO-esque, it contains a big prime, 1237. I don't think it will be collected into the gallery since 1237's a big prime.
Even though it is very 12EDO-esque, it contains a big prime, 1237. I don't think it will be collected into the gallery since 1237's a big prime.


-- [[User:PrySigneToFexia|I'm PrySigneToFexia,]] [[User_talk:PrySigneToFexia|you can talk with me at here.]] I posted this at 13:21 2026.7.22 Wed (CST)
-- [[User:PrySigneToFexia|I'm PrySigneToFexia,]] [[User_talk:PrySigneToFexia|you can talk with me at here.]] I posted this at 13:21 2026.7.22 Wed (CST)
: What's your point? Please use this talk page meaningfully. Explain the issues, propose actionable outcomes, argue with clear points.
: If you just wonder about the criteria of inclusion for the table, the answer is we don't have one. It's something we'd like to work towards in future.
: —[[User:FloraC|FloraC]] ([[User talk:FloraC|talk]]) 08:52, 22 July 2026 (UTC)
:: I'm always trying to find just intervals that is very close to 12-EDO intervals, 13607/10800 is one of them.
:: It will be used in my "just-temper mix".
:: -- [[User:PrySigneToFexia|I'm PrySigneToFexia,]] [[User_talk:PrySigneToFexia|you can talk with me at here.]] I posted this at 22:57 2026.7.23 Thu (CST)
::: I suggest you create a [[Help:User pages#Subpages|user subpage]] instead of using this page, since a collection of complex near-12edo intervals doesn't fit with the wiki's [[XW:NG|notability guidelines]]. --[[User:Fredg999|Fredg999]] ([[User talk:Fredg999|talk]]) 15:08, 23 July 2026 (UTC)
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