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(Sequar5m hence admits a [[Cata]] temperament interpretation.) | (Sequar5m hence admits a [[Cata]] temperament interpretation.) | ||
Sequar5m is comparable to the MOS Kleismic[15] in size, but it's "fifthier" | Sequar5m is comparable to the MOS Kleismic[15] in size, but it's "fifthier" than Kleismic[15] and has one fewer note: | ||
* Kleismic[5] has 9 3/2's whereas sequar4s has 10 3/2's. | * Kleismic[5] has 9 3/2's whereas sequar4s has 10 3/2's. | ||
* 3/2 chains in Kleismic[15] only have at most 3 notes whereas sequar4s interpreted in Kleismic has 3/2 chains with 3 and 4 notes. | * 3/2 chains in Kleismic[15] only have at most 3 notes whereas sequar4s interpreted in Kleismic has 3/2 chains with 3 and 4 notes. | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 5 December 2024
In aberrismic theory, sequar5m (in aberrismic systematic naming) is the diregular 5L5m4s scale pattern LmLsmLsmLmsLms, so named because it is generated by a generator of the semiquartal MOS and the m step is the offset in its generator-offset structure.
Temperaments
Cata (2.3.5.13[34&53])
Sequar5m has the following 2.3.5.13 interpretation in the 34edo (4:2:1) and 53edo (6:3:2) tunings:
13/12 9/8 39/32 5/4 13/10 45/32 13/9 3/2 13/8 27/16 26/15 15/8 39/20 2/1
(Sequar5m hence admits a Cata temperament interpretation.)
Sequar5m is comparable to the MOS Kleismic[15] in size, but it's "fifthier" than Kleismic[15] and has one fewer note:
- Kleismic[5] has 9 3/2's whereas sequar4s has 10 3/2's.
- 3/2 chains in Kleismic[15] only have at most 3 notes whereas sequar4s interpreted in Kleismic has 3/2 chains with 3 and 4 notes.