43rd-octave temperaments: Difference between revisions
43edo-meride link cuz its notable for this purpose |
oops not every 43th octave temp is called "meridic" |
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{{Infobox fractional-octave|43}} | {{Infobox fractional-octave|43}} | ||
[[43edo]] was first noticed by the French Baroque acoustician Joseph Sauveur, and one step of 43edo has been called a meride. | [[43edo]] was first noticed by the French Baroque acoustician Joseph Sauveur, and one step of 43edo has been called a meride. One of the notable temperaments that augments 43edo's properties is hence named the meridic temperament. Likewise, the tuning is notable for having an extremely accurate approximation of [[16/15]]. Thus, 43rd-octave temperaments may be used to preserve that mapping. | ||
== Meridic == | == Meridic == | ||