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== Theory ==
== Theory ==
64edo has two options of fifth equally far from just. The sharp fifth is inherited from 32edo and produces a hard superpythagorean scale, while the flat fifth is within the meantone/flattone range, supporting flattone temperament.
64edo has two options of fifth almost equally far from just. The sharp fifth is inherited from 32edo and produces a hard superpythagorean scale, while the slightly more accurate flat fifth is within the meantone/flattone range. However bizarrely, the flat fifth does not support [[meantone]] or [[flattone]] in its patent val, and instead supports the obscure unnamed 7c & 12c (or 19 & 64) temperament which reaches 5/4 as a double-diminished fourth. In order to interpret it as [[flattone]], the 64cd val must be used.


Still, the patent val tempers out [[648/625]] in the 5-limit and [[225/224]] in the 7-limit, plus [[66/65]], [[121/120]] and [[441/440]] in the 11-limit and [[144/143]] in the 13-limit. It provides the optimal patent val in the 7-, 11- and 13-limits for the 16&64 temperament, which would perhaps be of more interest if it was lower in badness.
Still, the patent val tempers out [[648/625]] in the 5-limit and [[225/224]] in the 7-limit, plus [[66/65]], [[121/120]] and [[441/440]] in the 11-limit and [[144/143]] in the 13-limit. It provides the optimal patent val in the 7-, 11- and 13-limits for the 16&64 temperament.


64be val is a tuning for the beatles temperament and for the rank-3 temperaments heimlaug and vili in the 17-limit. 64bccc tunes dichotic, although that is an exotemperament. 64cdf is a tuning for vibhu.
64be val is a tuning for the beatles temperament and for the rank-3 temperaments heimlaug and vili in the 17-limit. 64bccc tunes dichotic, although that is an exotemperament. 64cdf is a tuning for vibhu.


64edo is a [[zeta valley]] EDO and is very bad at approximating JI for its size.
=== Odd harmonics ===
=== Odd harmonics ===
{{Harmonics in equal|64}}
{{Harmonics in equal|64}}

Revision as of 21:29, 14 May 2024

← 63edo 64edo 65edo →
Prime factorization 26
Step size 18.75 ¢ 
Fifth 37\64 (693.75 ¢)
Semitones (A1:m2) 3:7 (56.25 ¢ : 131.3 ¢)
Dual sharp fifth 38\64 (712.5 ¢) (→ 19\32)
Dual flat fifth 37\64 (693.75 ¢)
Dual major 2nd 11\64 (206.25 ¢)
Consistency limit 3
Distinct consistency limit 3

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Theory

64edo has two options of fifth almost equally far from just. The sharp fifth is inherited from 32edo and produces a hard superpythagorean scale, while the slightly more accurate flat fifth is within the meantone/flattone range. However bizarrely, the flat fifth does not support meantone or flattone in its patent val, and instead supports the obscure unnamed 7c & 12c (or 19 & 64) temperament which reaches 5/4 as a double-diminished fourth. In order to interpret it as flattone, the 64cd val must be used.

Still, the patent val tempers out 648/625 in the 5-limit and 225/224 in the 7-limit, plus 66/65, 121/120 and 441/440 in the 11-limit and 144/143 in the 13-limit. It provides the optimal patent val in the 7-, 11- and 13-limits for the 16&64 temperament.

64be val is a tuning for the beatles temperament and for the rank-3 temperaments heimlaug and vili in the 17-limit. 64bccc tunes dichotic, although that is an exotemperament. 64cdf is a tuning for vibhu.

64edo is a zeta valley EDO and is very bad at approximating JI for its size.

Odd harmonics

Approximation of odd harmonics in 64edo
Harmonic 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23
Error Absolute (¢) -8.21 +7.44 +6.17 +2.34 -7.57 +3.22 -0.77 +7.54 +2.49 -2.03 +9.23
Relative (%) -43.8 +39.7 +32.9 +12.5 -40.4 +17.2 -4.1 +40.2 +13.3 -10.8 +49.2
Steps
(reduced)
101
(37)
149
(21)
180
(52)
203
(11)
221
(29)
237
(45)
250
(58)
262
(6)
272
(16)
281
(25)
290
(34)

Subsets and supersets

64edo is the 6th power of two edo, and it has subset edos 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32.

Intervals

Steps Cents Approximate ratios Ups and downs notation
(Dual flat fifth 37\64)
Ups and downs notation
(Dual sharp fifth 38\64)
0 0 1/1 D D
1 18.8 ^D, E♭♭♭ ^D, vE♭
2 37.5 vD♯, ^E♭♭♭ ^^D, E♭
3 56.3 30/29, 31/30, 32/31 D♯, vE♭♭ ^3D, ^E♭
4 75 ^D♯, E♭♭ ^4D, ^^E♭
5 93.8 vD𝄪, ^E♭♭ ^5D, ^3E♭
6 112.5 16/15, 31/29 D𝄪, vE♭ v4D♯, ^4E♭
7 131.3 14/13 ^D𝄪, E♭ v3D♯, v5E
8 150 12/11 vD♯𝄪, ^E♭ vvD♯, v4E
9 168.8 32/29 D♯𝄪, vE vD♯, v3E
10 187.5 29/26 E D♯, vvE
11 206.3 ^E, F♭♭ ^D♯, vE
12 225 vE♯, ^F♭♭ E
13 243.8 15/13, 23/20 E♯, vF♭ ^E, vF
14 262.5 ^E♯, F♭ F
15 281.3 20/17 vE𝄪, ^F♭ ^F, vG♭
16 300 19/16 E𝄪, vF ^^F, G♭
17 318.8 F ^3F, ^G♭
18 337.5 17/14, 28/23 ^F, G♭♭♭ ^4F, ^^G♭
19 356.3 16/13 vF♯, ^G♭♭♭ ^5F, ^3G♭
20 375 F♯, vG♭♭ v4F♯, ^4G♭
21 393.8 ^F♯, G♭♭ v3F♯, v5G
22 412.5 19/15 vF𝄪, ^G♭♭ vvF♯, v4G
23 431.3 F𝄪, vG♭ vF♯, v3G
24 450 ^F𝄪, G♭ F♯, vvG
25 468.8 21/16 vF♯𝄪, ^G♭ ^F♯, vG
26 487.5 F♯𝄪, vG G
27 506.2 G ^G, vA♭
28 525 19/14, 23/17 ^G, A♭♭♭ ^^G, A♭
29 543.8 26/19 vG♯, ^A♭♭♭ ^3G, ^A♭
30 562.5 29/21 G♯, vA♭♭ ^4G, ^^A♭
31 581.3 7/5 ^G♯, A♭♭ ^5G, ^3A♭
32 600 vG𝄪, ^A♭♭ v4G♯, ^4A♭
33 618.8 10/7 G𝄪, vA♭ v3G♯, v5A
34 637.5 ^G𝄪, A♭ vvG♯, v4A
35 656.3 19/13 vG♯𝄪, ^A♭ vG♯, v3A
36 675 28/19, 31/21, 34/23 G♯𝄪, vA G♯, vvA
37 693.8 A ^G♯, vA
38 712.5 ^A, B♭♭♭ A
39 731.3 29/19, 32/21 vA♯, ^B♭♭♭ ^A, vB♭
40 750 A♯, vB♭♭ ^^A, B♭
41 768.8 ^A♯, B♭♭ ^3A, ^B♭
42 787.5 30/19 vA𝄪, ^B♭♭ ^4A, ^^B♭
43 806.3 A𝄪, vB♭ ^5A, ^3B♭
44 825 ^A𝄪, B♭ v4A♯, ^4B♭
45 843.7 13/8, 31/19 vA♯𝄪, ^B♭ v3A♯, v5B
46 862.5 23/14, 28/17 A♯𝄪, vB vvA♯, v4B
47 881.2 B vA♯, v3B
48 900 32/19 ^B, C♭♭ A♯, vvB
49 918.8 17/10 vB♯, ^C♭♭ ^A♯, vB
50 937.5 B♯, vC♭ B
51 956.3 26/15 ^B♯, C♭ ^B, vC
52 975 vB𝄪, ^C♭ C
53 993.8 B𝄪, vC ^C, vD♭
54 1012.5 C ^^C, D♭
55 1031.3 29/16 ^C, D♭♭♭ ^3C, ^D♭
56 1050 11/6 vC♯, ^D♭♭♭ ^4C, ^^D♭
57 1068.8 13/7 C♯, vD♭♭ ^5C, ^3D♭
58 1087.5 15/8 ^C♯, D♭♭ v4C♯, ^4D♭
59 1106.3 vC𝄪, ^D♭♭ v3C♯, v5D
60 1125 C𝄪, vD♭ vvC♯, v4D
61 1143.8 29/15, 31/16 ^C𝄪, D♭ vC♯, v3D
62 1162.5 vC♯𝄪, ^D♭ C♯, vvD
63 1181.3 C♯𝄪, vD ^C♯, vD
64 1200 2/1 D D