70edo: Difference between revisions
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The //70 equal division// divides the octave into 70 equal parts of 17.14286 [[cent]]s each. It was singled out by William Stoney in his article "Theoretical Possibilities for Equally Tempered Systems" (in the book //The Computer and Music//) as one of the six best systems of size 72 or smaller, along with 72, 58, 53, 65 and 41. These other systems have had notice paid to them, but the same does not seem to be true of 70, which seems to have been ignored ever since. | The //70 equal division// divides the octave into 70 equal parts of 17.14286 [[cent]]s each. It was singled out by William Stoney in his article "Theoretical Possibilities for Equally Tempered Systems" (in the book //The Computer and Music//) as one of the six best systems of size 72 or smaller, along with 72, 58, 53, 65 and 41. These other systems have had notice paid to them, but the same does not seem to be true of 70, which seems to have been ignored ever since. | ||
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The 17-limit [[k*N subgroups|2*70]] subgroup, on which 70 is tuned like [[140edo]], is 2.3.25.35.11.13.17.</pre></div> | The 17-limit [[k*N subgroups|2*70]] subgroup, on which 70 is tuned like [[140edo]], is 2.3.25.35.11.13.17.</pre></div> | ||
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The <em>70 equal division</em> divides the octave into 70 equal parts of 17.14286 <a class="wiki_link" href="/cent">cent</a>s each. It was singled out by William Stoney in his article &quot;Theoretical Possibilities for Equally Tempered Systems&quot; (in the book <em>The Computer and Music</em>) as one of the six best systems of size 72 or smaller, along with 72, 58, 53, 65 and 41. These other systems have had notice paid to them, but the same does not seem to be true of 70, which seems to have been ignored ever since.<br /> | The <em>70 equal division</em> divides the octave into 70 equal parts of 17.14286 <a class="wiki_link" href="/cent">cent</a>s each. It was singled out by William Stoney in his article &quot;Theoretical Possibilities for Equally Tempered Systems&quot; (in the book <em>The Computer and Music</em>) as one of the six best systems of size 72 or smaller, along with 72, 58, 53, 65 and 41. These other systems have had notice paid to them, but the same does not seem to be true of 70, which seems to have been ignored ever since.<br /> | ||