Well temperament: Difference between revisions

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For examples: [http://lumma.org/tuning/gws/duowell.htm Duowell], a well-tuning of [[Duodene]]

A similar process is to pick a mos scale with the desired number of tones and a [[step ratio]] close to 1. If the step ratio is [[superparticular]], then it is also a [[maximally even]] scale. In that particular case, the resulting well temperament is not only a detemperament, but also a subset of a finer equal tuning, where individual steps are usually [[comma]]-sized. If the superset of the particular detemperament or deregularization is a fine enough equal tuning, it ~~has uneven~~ sisters~~{{clarify}}~~.

A similar process is to pick a mos scale with the desired number of tones and a [[step ratio]] close to 1. If the step ratio is [[superparticular]], then it is also a [[maximally even]] scale. In that particular case, the resulting well temperament is not only a detemperament, but also a subset of a finer equal tuning, where individual steps are usually [[comma]]-sized. If the superset of the particular detemperament or deregularization is a fine enough equal tuning, it can have sisters with other '''[[superpartient]]''' step ratios.

Again, well temperaments designed through detempering could eventually be generalized to any circle of intervals with any equaves.

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 For examples: [http://lumma.org/tuning/gws/duowell.htm Duowell], a well-tuning of [[Duodene]]
-A similar process is to pick a mos scale with the desired number of tones and a [[step ratio]] close to 1. If the step ratio is [[superparticular]], then it is also a [[maximally even]] scale. In that particular case, the resulting well temperament is not only a detemperament, but also a subset of a finer equal tuning, where individual steps are usually [[comma]]-sized. If the superset of the particular detemperament or deregularization is a fine enough equal tuning, it has uneven sisters{{clarify}}.
+A similar process is to pick a mos scale with the desired number of tones and a [[step ratio]] close to 1. If the step ratio is [[superparticular]], then it is also a [[maximally even]] scale. In that particular case, the resulting well temperament is not only a detemperament, but also a subset of a finer equal tuning, where individual steps are usually [[comma]]-sized. If the superset of the particular detemperament or deregularization is a fine enough equal tuning, it can have  sisters with other '''[[superpartient]]''' step ratios.
 Again, well temperaments designed through detempering could eventually be generalized to any circle of intervals with any equaves.