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7L 4s fails to represent common just intonation intervals and simple temperaments, and it has no clearly discernible harmonic entropy minimum. From a purely computational perspective, 7L 4s's harmonic entropy minimum is [[improper]] and is associated with unusually large step ratios. | 7L 4s fails to represent common just intonation intervals and simple temperaments, and it has no clearly discernible harmonic entropy minimum. From a purely computational perspective, 7L 4s's harmonic entropy minimum is [[improper]] and is associated with unusually large step ratios. | ||
Near the harmonic entropy minimum, the simplest temperament of low-complexity JI supported by 7L 4s is [[amity]] and its variant [[hitchcock]]. | Near the harmonic entropy minimum, the simplest temperament of low-complexity JI supported by 7L 4s is [[amity]] and its variant [[hitchcock]]. It is unconventional to put forward this as the most common approach to this scale, because the large and steps are extremely unequal, being at least of 5:1 step ratio in [[39edo]], the smallest patent val supporting either of the two. However, it is still significant by virtue of it being the only [[5-limit]] [[temperament]] representation of 7L 4s with reasonably low badness. | ||
A temperament which spans more of the tuning range is [[sixix]], but it is high in just intonation error relative to its step sizes. | A temperament which spans more of the tuning range is [[sixix]], but it is high in just intonation error relative to its step sizes. Additionally, as sixix shares the mapping for [[3/2]] with amity (-5 generators), the generator is of a similar size, and the most accurate tunings of sixix, [[32edo]] and [[39edo|39c-edo]], have highly improper 7L 4s scales like with amity. | ||
On the soft side of the scale, 7L 4s is a scale of the [[rarity]] temperament, with tunings like [[29edo]], and [[69edo]] which are consistent in the 5-limit and | On the soft side of the scale, 7L 4s is a scale of the [[rarity]] temperament, with tunings like [[29edo]], and [[69edo]] which are consistent in the 5-limit. However, the temperament is extremely high [[complexity]] and high [[badness]]. In fact, the third or fifth harmonics do not appear at all in the Rarity[11] 7L 4s scale, and the only common 5-limit intervals which make an appearance are [[16/15]] and [[15/8]]. The comma itself is also quite complex. | ||
[[Subgroup temperaments#Demon temperament|Demon temperament]] is closer to the center of this MOS's tuning range, but it is in the uncommon subgroup 2.9.11, and like sixix it is moderately inaccurate, compressing [[11/9]] into a supraminor third. | [[Subgroup temperaments#Demon temperament|Demon temperament]] is closer to the center of this MOS's tuning range, but it is in the uncommon subgroup 2.9.11, and like sixix it is moderately inaccurate, compressing [[11/9]] into a supraminor third. |