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* [[87edo]]: Even better in 2.3.5.11.13 than 72edo is in the 11-limit, and a consistent and precise edo for approximating harmonics 8 to 16, but ratios with 7 suffer due to the 7 being flat and the 3 being sharp. | * [[87edo]]: Even better in 2.3.5.11.13 than 72edo is in the 11-limit, and a consistent and precise edo for approximating harmonics 8 to 16, but ratios with 7 suffer due to the 7 being flat and the 3 being sharp. | ||
* [[311edo]]: An edo renowned for being a good edo for the whole 41-odd-limit and quite a bit more (mainly composite) harmonics above 41. Essentially, the final boss of RTT edos. | * [[311edo]]: An edo renowned for being a good edo for the whole 41-odd-limit and quite a bit more (mainly composite) harmonics above 41. Essentially, the final boss of RTT edos. | ||
== Where to go next == | |||
The articles linked on the [[General theory]] page expand upon these concepts. | |||
[[Nick Vuci's Fundamentals of Xen]] and the other articles linked in the [[Guides]] page might also of use. | |||
[[Category:Overview]] | [[Category:Overview]] | ||
[[Category:Guides]] | [[Category:Guides]] | ||