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'''Semi-just intonation''' ('''SJI'''){{idiosyncratic}} is a term coined by [[User:CompactStar|CompactStar]] to refer to the practice of taking the [[mean]] (typically [[geometric mean]]) of each interval in a [[just intonation]] scale and a [[tempered]] version of that scale. If both scales are [[rank|rank-2]], then this is equivalent to creating a scale from the mean of the [[period]]s and [[generator]]s of each scale. | '''Semi-just intonation''' ('''SJI'''){{idiosyncratic}} is a term coined by [[User:CompactStar|CompactStar]] to refer to the practice of taking the [[mean]] (typically [[geometric mean]]) of each [[interval]] in a [[just intonation]] scale and a [[tempered]] version of that scale. If both scales are [[rank|rank-2]], then this is equivalent to creating a scale from the mean of the [[period]]s and [[generator]]s of each scale. | ||
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Semi-just intonation (SJI)[idiosyncratic term] is a term coined by CompactStar to refer to the practice of taking the mean (typically geometric mean) of each interval in a just intonation scale and a tempered version of that scale. If both scales are rank-2, then this is equivalent to creating a scale from the mean of the periods and generators of each scale.