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37/22, the '''37-limit major sixth''' or '''37-limit 3/4-octave''' is a 37-limit, (also 2.11.37 subgroup) interval. | 37/22, the '''37-limit major sixth''' or '''37-limit 3/4-octave''' is a 37-limit, (also 2.11.37 subgroup) interval. | ||
Revision as of 11:21, 6 July 2023
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37-limit 3/4-octave
37/22, the 37-limit major sixth or 37-limit 3/4-octave is a 37-limit, (also 2.11.37 subgroup) interval.
Theory
In logarithmic division, it is extremely close to three quarters of the octave, being a convergent.
The 4320 & 5544 period-72 temperament in the 2.3.5.7.11.13.17.31.37 subgroup tunes both 11th and 37th harmonic to 25 generators down, thus tempering this interval to exact 3/4 of the octave.