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{{MOS intro|Other Names=hendecoid; Wyschnegradsky's diatonicized chromatic scale}} | {{MOS intro|Other Names=hendecoid; Wyschnegradsky's diatonicized chromatic scale}} | ||
This scale is most notable for being used by [[Ivan Wyschnegradsky]], bearing the name '''diatonicized chromatic scale'''. Eliora has proposed the name '''hendecoid''' for its strong relationship to the number 11, as it's an 11+-limit scale and has generators that are close to 11/8. Frostburn has proposed the name '''p-enhar balzano''', as a grandchild scale of 2L 7s. | This scale is most notable for being used by [[Ivan Wyschnegradsky]], bearing the name '''diatonicized chromatic scale'''. Eliora has proposed the name '''hendecoid''' for its strong relationship to the number 11, as it's an 11+-limit scale and has generators that are close to [[11/8]]. Frostburn has proposed the name '''p-enhar balzano''', as a grandchild scale of 2L 7s. | ||
From a regular temperament theory perspective, is notable for correponding to the mega chromatic scale of [[Heinz]] temperament. Its generator of 5\11 to 6\13 hits so close to 11/8 as to be able to be called nothing but that interval, making it an 11+-limit scale. If just 11/8 is used as generator, the step ratio is around 1.509. | From a regular temperament theory perspective, is notable for correponding to the mega chromatic scale of [[Heinz]] temperament. Its generator of 5\11 to 6\13 hits so close to 11/8 as to be able to be called nothing but that interval, making it an 11+-limit scale. If just 11/8 is used as generator, the step ratio is around 1.509. |