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(!) = ''It is unlikely that a useable temperament could exist here because there are too many important intervals to approximate with this number of notes.''
(!) = ''It is unlikely that a useable temperament could exist here because there are too many important intervals to approximate with this number of notes.''
'''Additional information'''
Do note that this table doesn’t capture ''all'' of the relationships and commonalities between temperaments. This table ''does'' show when two temperaments share a JI subgroup, which is important information. But another important piece of information this table ''doesn’t'' capture is whether two temperaments share a [[pergen]].
In short, sometimes, multiple higher limit temperaments are actually different ways of extending the same lower-limit temperament. In this case, they will share a pergen. And this means they will have an overall similar flavor and some musical and mathematical properties in common.
If you visit the temperaments’ individual pages, those will usually make their relationships to other temperaments more clear.


== Why you should use my favorite temperament (editor opinions) ==
== Why you should use my favorite temperament (editor opinions) ==