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'''π-edo''', '''1ed2<sup>1/π</sup>''', or '''APS(1/π oct)''' is a nonoctave [[equal-step tuning]] in which π steps occur per [[octave]]. It does not approximate any simple [[harmonic]]s well, except for the [[3/1|3rd harmonic]]. In fact, it is nearly identical to [[5edt]]. This lends the tuning to use with custom inharmonic timbres. It has the potential to facilitate music far removed from any conventional harmonic or melodic traditions.
'''πedo''', '''1ed2<sup>1/π</sup>''', or '''APS(1/π oct)''' is a nonoctave [[equal-step tuning]] in which π steps occur per [[octave]]. It does not approximate any simple [[harmonic]]s well, except for the [[3/1|3rd harmonic]]. In fact, it is nearly identical to [[5edt]]. This lends the tuning to use with custom inharmonic timbres. It has the potential to facilitate music far removed from any conventional harmonic or melodic traditions.


== Harmonics ==
== Harmonics ==

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← 0ed697/559 1ed697/559 2ed697/559 →
Prime factorization n/a
Step size 381.972 ¢ 
Octave 3\1ed697/559 (1145.92 ¢)
Twelfth 5\1ed697/559 (1909.86 ¢)
Consistency limit 7
Distinct consistency limit 4
Special properties

πedo, 1ed21/π, or APS(1/π oct) is a nonoctave equal-step tuning in which π steps occur per octave. It does not approximate any simple harmonics well, except for the 3rd harmonic. In fact, it is nearly identical to 5edt. This lends the tuning to use with custom inharmonic timbres. It has the potential to facilitate music far removed from any conventional harmonic or melodic traditions.

Harmonics

Approximation of harmonics in π-edo
Harmonic 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Error Absolute (¢) -54.1 +7.9 -108.2 -112.5 -46.2 +68.9 -162.3 +15.8 -166.6 +50.4 -100.3
Relative (%) -14.2 +2.1 -28.3 -29.5 -12.1 +18.0 -42.5 +4.1 -43.6 +13.2 -26.2
Step 3 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 10 11 11