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Please, Andrew! Edit the information below. Thanks
You'll see that intervals of 23edo come within 5 cents of 9/8; 3 cents of 23/16; 2 cents of 33/32, 21/16, 35/32, &amp; 55/32; &amp; 1 cent of 17/16, 79/64, &amp; 117/64. Of course, it also has perfect unisons &amp; octaves, by definition. This means we could potentially build a very strange (&amp; slightly mistuned) harmonic chord which, reduced to within one octave, we could write as frequency ratios 64:66:68:70:72:79:84:92:110:117. I find this cluster a little hard to listen to, whether tuned to JI or 23edo, so I'd like to consider smaller chords, triads &amp; tetrads, as a starting point.
You'll see that intervals of 23edo come within 5 cents of 9/8; 3 cents of 23/16; 2 cents of 33/32, 21/16, 35/32, &amp; 55/32; &amp; 1 cent of 17/16, 79/64, &amp; 117/64. Of course, it also has perfect unisons &amp; octaves, by definition. This means we could potentially build a very strange (&amp; slightly mistuned) harmonic chord which, reduced to within one octave, we could write as frequency ratios 64:66:68:70:72:79:84:92:110:117. I find this cluster a little hard to listen to, whether tuned to JI or 23edo, so I'd like to consider smaller chords, triads &amp; tetrads, as a starting point.


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You'll see that intervals of 23edo come within 5 cents of 9/8; 3 cents of 23/16; 2 cents of 33/32, 21/16, 35/32, &amp;amp; 55/32; &amp;amp; 1 cent of 17/16, 79/64, &amp;amp; 117/64. Of course, it also has perfect unisons &amp;amp; octaves, by definition. This means we could potentially build a very strange (&amp;amp; slightly mistuned) harmonic chord which, reduced to within one octave, we could write as frequency ratios 64:66:68:70:72:79:84:92:110:117. I find this cluster a little hard to listen to, whether tuned to JI or 23edo, so I'd like to consider smaller chords, triads &amp;amp; tetrads, as a starting point.&lt;br /&gt;
You'll see that intervals of 23edo come within 5 cents of 9/8; 3 cents of 23/16; 2 cents of 33/32, 21/16, 35/32, &amp;amp; 55/32; &amp;amp; 1 cent of 17/16, 79/64, &amp;amp; 117/64. Of course, it also has perfect unisons &amp;amp; octaves, by definition. This means we could potentially build a very strange (&amp;amp; slightly mistuned) harmonic chord which, reduced to within one octave, we could write as frequency ratios 64:66:68:70:72:79:84:92:110:117. I find this cluster a little hard to listen to, whether tuned to JI or 23edo, so I'd like to consider smaller chords, triads &amp;amp; tetrads, as a starting point.&lt;br /&gt;
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