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[[5edo]] is the smallest xenharmonic system, as 1edo, 2edo, 3edo and 4edo are all subsets of [[12edo]]. | {{Fractional-octave navigation|5}}[[5edo]] is the smallest xenharmonic system, as 1edo, 2edo, 3edo and 4edo are all subsets of [[12edo]]. | ||
The most notable 5th-octave family is [[limmic temperaments]] – [[tempering out]] [[256/243]] and associates 3\5 to [[3/2]] as well as 1\5 to [[9/8]], producing temperaments like [[blackwood]]. Equally notable among small equal divisions are the [[Cloudy clan|cloudy temperaments]] – identifying [[8/7]] with one step of 5edo. | The most notable 5th-octave family is [[limmic temperaments]] – [[tempering out]] [[256/243]] and associates 3\5 to [[3/2]] as well as 1\5 to [[9/8]], producing temperaments like [[blackwood]]. Equally notable among small equal divisions are the [[Cloudy clan|cloudy temperaments]] – identifying [[8/7]] with one step of 5edo. | ||