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==Intervals== | ==Intervals== | ||
8EDF can be notated either using native uranian (sesquitave) notation, where the notation repeats every period (i.e. [[Just fifth|just diatonic fifth]]), or using double sesquitave (Annapolis) notation, where the notation repeats every two periods (i.e. [[9/4|major diatonic ninth]]). This interprets 8edf as 16[[edIX]], resulting in a tuning for the Natural and Harmonic Minor modes of Annapolis[6L 4s]. | 8EDF can be notated either using native uranian (sesquitave) notation, where the notation repeats every period (i.e. [[Just fifth|just diatonic fifth]]), or using double sesquitave (Annapolis) notation, where the notation repeats every two periods (i.e. [[9/4|major diatonic ninth]]). This interprets 8edf as 16[[edIX]], resulting in a tuning for the Natural and Harmonic Minor modes of Annapolis[6L 4s]. It can also be notated using equalized [[1L 3s (fifth-equivalent)|neptunian]] (1L 3s<3/2>) notation as a suuperset of [[4edf]]. | ||
The naturals result from a [[semiwolf]] generator (~[[7/6]]). For sesquitave notation, letters A-E can be used. For double sesquitave notation, Greek numerals 1-10 can be used (Α,Β,Γ,Δ,Ε,Ϛ/Ϝ,Ζ,Η,Θ,Ι). | The naturals result from a [[semiwolf]] generator (~[[7/6]]). For sesquitave notation, letters A-E can be used. For double sesquitave notation, Greek numerals 1-10 can be used (Α,Β,Γ,Δ,Ε,Ϛ/Ϝ,Ζ,Η,Θ,Ι). | ||