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== Tunings ==
== Tunings ==


Onyxwood admits some JI tunings, albeit with very high complexity.  
Onyxwood admits some JI tunings, albeit with somewhat high complexity.  


The simplest example is in the 2.3.7 subgroup, with step sizes L = [[54/49]], m = [[256/243]] and s = [[16807/16384]], and the resulting scale is generated by the intervals [[21/16]] and [[54/49]] (i.e. every interval in the scale is a stack consisting of these two intervals). Notice that 21/16 = ~471¢ generates a 3L 2s scale.   
The simplest example is in the 2.3.7 subgroup, with step sizes L = [[54/49]], m = [[256/243]] and s = [[16807/16384]], and the resulting scale yields LmLs = [[21/16]]. Notice that 21/16 = ~471¢ generates a 3L 2s scale.   


Another example is in the 2.3.5.11.13 subgroup, with step sizes L = [[12/11]], m = 550/507 and s = [[24167/24000]]. The resulting scale is generated by the intervals [[12/11]] and [[20/13]].
Another example is in the 2.3.5.11.13 subgroup, with step sizes L = [[12/11]], m = 550/507 and s = [[24167/24000]]. The resulting scale yields LmLs = [[13/10]].


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Revision as of 08:33, 17 April 2024

Onyxwood is a 3-step generator-offset scale with pattern LmLsLmLsLm (step size composition 5L 3m 2s). It is a hybrid of oneirotonic (5L 3s) and "blackwood" (5L 5s), hence the name. It consists of two copies of oneirotonic[5] (3L 2s with a generator between 720¢ and 750¢) with offset L.

Onyxwood is associated with the following mosses:

  • Identifying L with m yields 8L 2s.
  • Identifying m with s yields 5L 5s, commonly interpreted as blackwood[10].
  • Letting s vanish yields 5L 3s or oneirotonic.

3:2:1 onyxwood is found in 23edo, and 4:2:1 onyxwood is found in 28edo.

Properties

  • LmLs must be an oneirotonic generator (between 450¢ and 480¢).

Tunings

Onyxwood admits some JI tunings, albeit with somewhat high complexity.

The simplest example is in the 2.3.7 subgroup, with step sizes L = 54/49, m = 256/243 and s = 16807/16384, and the resulting scale yields LmLs = 21/16. Notice that 21/16 = ~471¢ generates a 3L 2s scale.

Another example is in the 2.3.5.11.13 subgroup, with step sizes L = 12/11, m = 550/507 and s = 24167/24000. The resulting scale yields LmLs = 13/10.