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'''21/1''', the '''21st harmonic''', is the [[harmonic]] past [[20/1]] and before [[22/1]]. It is about four [[octave]]s and five [[semitone]]s in size. Used in harmony, it sounds particularly wide: if the lower note is C2, the higher note will be about F6. Think of a soprano and a bass at their extremes. However, it can be approached as a stack of [[3/1]] and [[7/1]], making [[chord]]s like 1-3-21, 1-7-21, or 1-3-7-21. | '''21/1''', the '''21st harmonic''', is the [[harmonic]] past [[20/1]] and before [[22/1]]. It is about four [[octave]]s and five [[semitone]]s in size. Used in harmony, it sounds particularly wide: if the lower note is C2, the higher note will be about F6. Think of a soprano and a bass at their extremes. However, it can be approached as a stack of [[3/1]] and [[7/1]], making [[chord]]s like 1-3-21, 1-7-21, or 1-3-7-21. | ||
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21/1, the 21st harmonic, is the harmonic past 20/1 and before 22/1. It is about four octaves and five semitones in size. Used in harmony, it sounds particularly wide: if the lower note is C2, the higher note will be about F6. Think of a soprano and a bass at their extremes. However, it can be approached as a stack of 3/1 and 7/1, making chords like 1-3-21, 1-7-21, or 1-3-7-21.