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===Generalized ET/ED intro=== | ===Generalized ET/ED intro=== | ||
The intro displayed depends on the equave being divided. | |||
* Common abbreviations | |||
** edo: '''''k'' equal divisions of the octave''' (abbreviated '''''k''edo''' or '''''k''ed2'''), also called '''''k''-tone equal temperament''' ('''''k''tet''') or '''''k'' equal temperament''' ('''''k''et''') when viewed under a regular temperament perspective, is the tuning system that divides the octave into ''k'' equal parts of exactly/about s¢ each. Each step of kedo represents a frequency ratio of 2<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''k''th root of 2. | |||
** edt: '''''k'' equal divisions of the tritave''' or '''twelfth''' (abbreviated '''''k''edt''' or '''''k''ed3''') is a non-octave tuning system that divides the 3rd harmonic, or 3/1, into ''k'' equal parts of exactly/about s¢ each. Each step of ''k''edo represents a frequency ratio of 3<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''k''th root of 3. | |||
** edf: '''''k'' equal divisions of the fifth''' (abbreviated '''''k''edf''' or '''''k''ed3/2''') is a non-octave tuning system that divides the perfect fifth, or 3/2, into ''k'' equal parts of exactly/about s¢ each. Each step of ''k''edo represents a frequency ratio of (3/2)<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''k''th root of 3/2. | |||
* Equal divisions of a harmonic | |||
** ed2: same as edo | |||
** ed3: same as edt | |||
** ed''h'': '''''k'' equal divisions of the ''h''th harmonic''' (abbreviated '''''k''ed''h''''') is a non-octave tuning system that divides the ''h''th harmonic, or ''h''/1, into ''k'' equal parts of exactly/about s¢ each. Each step of ''k''edh represents a frequency ratio of ''h''<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''k''th root of ''h''. | |||
* Equal divisions of an arbitrary ratio ''p''/''q'' | |||
** ed''p''/''q'': '''''k'' equal divisions of ''p''/''q''''' (abbreviated '''''k''ed''p''/''q''''') is a non-octave tuning system that divides ''p''/''q'' into ''k'' equal pieces of exactly/about s¢ each. Each step of ''k''ed''p''/''q'' represents the frequency ratio of (''p''/''q'')<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''k''th root of ''p''/''q''. | |||
* Equal divisions of an arbitrary constant c | |||
** ed''c'': '''''k'' equal divisions of ''c''''' (abbreviated '''''k''edc''') is a non-octave tuning system where the interval of r¢ is divided into ''k'' equal pieces of exactly/about s¢ each. Each step of ''k''ed''c'' represents the frequency ratio of ''c''<sup>1/''k''</sup>, or the ''k''th root of ''c''. | |||
* Equal-step tunings - special cases of the above where there is only one division of the harmonic, ratio, or cent value; more typical of intervals smaller than 2/1. | |||
** 1ed''p''/''q'' - '''1 equal division of ''p''/''q''''' (abbreviated '''1ed''p''/''q'''''), also known as '''ambitonal sequence of ''p''/''q''''' (abbreviated '''AS''p''/''q''''') or '''''p''/''q'' equal-step tuning''', is a non-octave tuning system where adjacent pitches are ''p''/''q'', or exactly/about s¢, apart. | |||
** 1ed''c''¢ - '''1 equal division of ''c''¢''' (abbreviated '''1ed''c''¢''' or '''1ed''c''c'''), also known as '''arithmetic pitch sequence of c¢''' (abbreviated '''APS''c''¢''') or '''''c''cET''', is a non-octave tuning system where adjacent pitches are ''c''¢, apart. | |||
===JI ratio intro=== | ===JI ratio intro=== |