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=== Strong extensions === | === Strong extensions === | ||
One harmonic that can be placed on the generator chain with some accuracy, compared to other primes, is the 19th, as by tempering out [[6561/6517]], or equivalently [[135/133]], [[19/9]] is equated to (9/7)<sup>3</sup>, or otherwise [[15/7]]. | One harmonic that can be placed on the generator chain with some accuracy, compared to other primes, is the 19th, as by tempering out [[6561/6517]], or equivalently [[135/133]], [[19/9]] is equated to (9/7)<sup>3</sup>, or otherwise [[15/7]]. However, this mapping of 19 requires a generator close to just (in fact, it is exact ''flat'' of 22edt) and is therefore quite high-damage in sharper tunings. | ||
While strong 11-limit extensions can be proposed, tempering out [[77/75]] in the flatter range (i.e. flat of [[13edt|3\13edt]]) and [[1375/1323]] in the sharper range, neither of these are of particular accuracy; more accurate extensions would be of considerably higher complexity. However, one could argue for the canonicity of the latter extension by being the no-twos retraction of 11-limit [[hedgehog]] temperament (which, as a member of the [[porcupine family]], makes more sense to consider with prime 11 in mind than without it). | While strong 11-limit extensions can be proposed, tempering out [[77/75]] in the flatter range (i.e. flat of [[13edt|3\13edt]]) and [[1375/1323]] in the sharper range, neither of these are of particular accuracy; more accurate extensions would be of considerably higher complexity. However, one could argue for the canonicity of the latter extension by being the no-twos retraction of 11-limit [[hedgehog]] temperament (which, as a member of the [[porcupine family]], makes more sense to consider with prime 11 in mind than without it). | ||