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===Hot takes===
===Hot takes===
* We should take ourselves less seriously: we should have more fun, we should be more silly 🎉
* '''Silliness:''' We should take ourselves less seriously: we should have more fun, we should be more silly 🎉
** It’s fine to explore the 2.3.5.101 [[subgroup]] if you want to. It doesn’t matter that it’s less [[concordant]] than 2.3.5.7. Explore it anyway and see what happens. Do some stuff with [[:Category:Novelties|arbitrary numbers]] that don’t make logical sense and just see what comes of it. That’s where the fun is! (Though do keep a “2.3” or “3.5” in there just to smooth over the gnarliest edges, heehee.)
* '''Arbitrary numbers:''' It’s fine to explore the 2.3.5.101 [[subgroup]] if you want to. It doesn’t matter that it’s less [[concordant]] than 2.3.5.7. Explore it anyway and see what happens. Do some stuff with [[:Category:Novelties|arbitrary numbers]] that don’t make logical sense and just see what comes of it. That’s where the fun is! (Though do keep a “2.3” or “3.5” in there just to smooth over the gnarliest edges, heehee.)
** I would prefer to use a temperament [[Temperament naming|named]] something fun like “waterslide” or “jinglebells” even if it has lots of error, over one named something dry and bland like “countertrihexakleismatic” even if it’s super [[damage|accurate]] and [[badness|technically better]] - a bland name can kill a temperament’s appeal, a fun name can create appeal out of nothing.
* '''Importance of common names:''' I would prefer to use a temperament [[Temperament naming|named]] something fun like “waterslide” or “jinglebells” even if it has lots of error, over one named something dry and bland like “countertrihexakleismatic” even if it’s super [[damage|accurate]] and [[badness|technically better]] - a bland name can kill a temperament’s appeal, a fun name can create appeal out of nothing.
* A cheeky little opinion piece I wrote criticising the negative and celebrating the positive ways Western tuning theory has borrowed from the world’s traditions: [[User:BudjarnLambeth/Cultural appropriation-o-meter]]
* '''Misrepresentation of traditions:''' A cheeky little opinion piece I wrote criticising the negative and celebrating the positive ways Western tuning theory has borrowed from the world’s traditions: [[User:BudjarnLambeth/Cultural appropriation-o-meter]]
* A futile attempt I made to try to begin resolving one of the big behind the scenes debates among wiki editors: [[User:BudjarnLambeth/Brainstorming mostly bad ideas to solve the comma naming debate]]
* '''Comma naming debate brainstorm:''' A futile attempt I made to try to begin resolving one of the big behind the scenes debates among wiki editors: [[User:BudjarnLambeth/Brainstorming mostly bad ideas to solve the comma naming debate]]
* A list of subgroup interpretations for the first 50 and a bit EDOs: [[User:BudjarnLambeth/How I choose a subgroup for an EDO]]
* '''My preferred EDO subgroups:''' A list of subgroup interpretations for the first 50 and a bit EDOs: [[User:BudjarnLambeth/How I choose a subgroup for an EDO]]
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* '''[[11/8]], Pluto''', often dismissed outright due to having such a tiny gravitational pull. But it is a whole other type of ‘planet’, the first of a whole new family. When approached on its own terms, it opens up a larger, more diverse solar system than we ever knew existed.
* '''[[11/8]], Pluto''', often dismissed outright due to having such a tiny gravitational pull. But it is a whole other type of ‘planet’, the first of a whole new family. When approached on its own terms, it opens up a larger, more diverse solar system than we ever knew existed.
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===Interpreting 12edo as a 2.3.5.17.19 system===
==== • Intervals====
0c
1:1
100c
20:19, 19:18, 18:17, 17:16, 16:15
200c
10:9, 19:17, 9:8, 17:15
300c
20:17, 32:27, 19:16, 6:5
400c
5:4, 34:27, 24:19, 19:15
500c
4:3, 27:20
600c
24:17, 17:12, 27:19
700c
3:2
800c
30:19, 19:12, 27:17, 8:5
900c
5:3, 32:19, 27:16, 17:10
1000c
30:17, 16:9, 9:5
1100c
15:8, 32:17, 17:9, 36:19, 19:10
==== • Chords====
These chords work particularly well if you drop the root note down an octave, better mimicking the shape of the [[harmonic series]].
(e.g you can play "chord 0-15-19-20-21-22-23" instead of "chord 0-3-7-8-9-10-11")
Chord 0-3-8-10
5:6:8:9
Chord 0-5-7-9
6:8:9:10
Chord 0-2-4-7-11
8:9:10:12:15
Chord 0-2-5-10-11
9:10:12:16:17
Chord 0-3-7-8-9-10-11
10:12:15:16:17:18:19
Chord 0-4-5-6-7-8-9
12:15:16:17:18:19:20
Chord 0-1-2-3-4-5-8-10
15:16:17:18:19:20:24:27
Chord 0-1-2-3-4-7-11
16:17:18:19:20:24:30
Chord 0-1-2-3-6-8-10-11
17:18:19:20:24:27:30:32
Chord 0-1-2-5-7-9-10-11
18:19:20:24:27:30:32:34
Chord 0-1-4-6-8-9-11
19:20:24:27:30:32:36
Chord 0-3-4-5-7-8-9-10-11
20:24:25:27:30:32:34:36:38
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===Integer commas===
===Integer commas===