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Revision as of 01:14, 27 April 2023
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74edo divides the octave into 74 equal parts of size 16.216 cents each. It is most notable as a meantone tuning, tempering out 81/80 in the 5-limit; 81/80 and 126/125 (and hence 225/224) in the 7-limit; 99/98, 176/175 and 441/440 in the 11-limit; and 144/143 and 847/845 in the 13-limit. Discarding 847/845 from that gives 13-limit meantone, aka 13-limit huygens, for which 74edo gives the optimal patent val; and discarding 144/143 gives a 13-limit 62&74 temperament with half-octave period and two parallel tracks of meantone. Script error: No such module "primes_in_edo".
74 tunes 11 only 1/30 of a cent sharp, and 13 2.7 cents sharp, making it a distinctly interesting choice for higher-limit meantone.
Intervals
# | Cents | Diatonic interval category |
---|---|---|
0 | 0.0 | perfect unison |
1 | 16.2 | superunison |
2 | 32.4 | superunison |
3 | 48.6 | subminor second |
4 | 64.9 | subminor second |
5 | 81.1 | minor second |
6 | 97.3 | minor second |
7 | 113.5 | minor second |
8 | 129.7 | supraminor second |
9 | 145.9 | neutral second |
10 | 162.2 | submajor second |
11 | 178.4 | submajor second |
12 | 194.6 | major second |
13 | 210.8 | major second |
14 | 227.0 | supermajor second |
15 | 243.2 | ultramajor second |
16 | 259.5 | ultramajor second |
17 | 275.7 | subminor third |
18 | 291.9 | minor third |
19 | 308.1 | minor third |
20 | 324.3 | supraminor third |
21 | 340.5 | neutral third |
22 | 356.8 | neutral third |
23 | 373.0 | submajor third |
24 | 389.2 | major third |
25 | 405.4 | major third |
26 | 421.6 | supermajor third |
27 | 437.8 | supermajor third |
28 | 454.1 | ultramajor third |
29 | 470.3 | subfourth |
30 | 486.5 | perfect fourth |
31 | 502.7 | perfect fourth |
32 | 518.9 | perfect fourth |
33 | 535.1 | superfourth |
34 | 551.4 | superfourth |
35 | 567.6 | low tritone |
36 | 583.8 | low tritone |
37 | 600.0 | high tritone |
38 | 616.2 | high tritone |
39 | 632.4 | high tritone |
40 | 648.6 | subfifth |
41 | 664.9 | subfifth |
42 | 681.1 | perfect fifth |
43 | 697.3 | perfect fifth |
44 | 713.5 | perfect fifth |
45 | 729.7 | superfifth |
46 | 745.9 | ultrafifth |
47 | 762.2 | subminor sixth |
48 | 778.4 | subminor sixth |
49 | 794.6 | minor sixth |
50 | 810.8 | minor sixth |
51 | 827.0 | supraminor sixth |
52 | 843.2 | neutral sixth |
53 | 859.5 | neutral sixth |
54 | 875.7 | submajor sixth |
55 | 891.9 | major sixth |
56 | 908.1 | major sixth |
57 | 924.3 | supermajor sixth |
58 | 940.5 | ultramajor sixth |
59 | 956.8 | ultramajor sixth |
60 | 973.0 | subminor seventh |
61 | 989.2 | minor seventh |
62 | 1005.4 | minor seventh |
63 | 1021.6 | supraminor seventh |
64 | 1037.8 | supraminor seventh |
65 | 1054.1 | neutral seventh |
66 | 1070.3 | submajor seventh |
67 | 1086.5 | major seventh |
68 | 1102.7 | major seventh |
69 | 1118.9 | major seventh |
70 | 1135.1 | supermajor seventh |
71 | 1151.4 | ultramajor seventh |
72 | 1167.6 | suboctave |
73 | 1183.8 | suboctave |
74 | 1200.0 | perfect octave |