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* [[Magic]], which generates 3/2 by stacking five 5/4s (octave-reduced). | * [[Magic]], which generates 3/2 by stacking five 5/4s (octave-reduced). | ||
* [[Augmented (temperament)|Augmented]], which splits the octave into three equal parts, each representing [[5/4]]. | |||
* [[Father]], a very inaccurate temperament which equates [[4/3]] and 5/4 as a single "fourth-third" interval | * [[Father]], a very inaccurate temperament which equates [[4/3]] and 5/4 as a single "fourth-third" interval | ||
* [[Dicot]], a somewhat inaccurate temperament which equates 5/4 and [[6/5]], tempering out the chromatic semitone that usually separates them | * [[Dicot]], a somewhat inaccurate temperament which equates 5/4 and [[6/5]], tempering out the chromatic semitone that usually separates them | ||