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'''180224/177147''', the '''dew comma''' is an [[11-limit]] (2.3.11 subgroup) comma that is the difference between [[33/32]] and the [[531441/524288|Pythagorean comma]]. This comma is [[tempered out]] in EDOs with fifths in the [[gentle region]] such as [[17edo]], [[29edo]], [[46edo]] and [[63edo]], meaning 11/8 is a double-diminished fifth (C-Gbb), 11/9 is an augmented second (C-D#), and 27/22 is a diminished fourth (C-Fb). This allows for the access of undecimal intervals in certain modes of the [[5L 7s]] chromatic scale but not the diatonic scale. | |||
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180224/177147, the dew comma is an 11-limit (2.3.11 subgroup) comma that is the difference between 33/32 and the Pythagorean comma. This comma is tempered out in EDOs with fifths in the gentle region such as 17edo, 29edo, 46edo and 63edo, meaning 11/8 is a double-diminished fifth (C-Gbb), 11/9 is an augmented second (C-D#), and 27/22 is a diminished fourth (C-Fb). This allows for the access of undecimal intervals in certain modes of the 5L 7s chromatic scale but not the diatonic scale.