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'''Comma''' usually refers to intervals that are [[tempered out]] to transform some [[limit]] or [[subgroup]] of [[just intonation]] into a [[temperament]]. For that, more common definition of ''comma'', see the page: [[Comma]]. | '''Comma''' usually refers to intervals that are [[tempered out]] to transform some [[limit]] or [[subgroup]] of [[just intonation]] into a [[temperament]]. For that, more common definition of ''comma'', see the page: '''[[Comma]]'''. | ||
''Comma'' can, less often, be used to refer to any interval bigger than 0 [[cents]], but smaller than around 30 cents. To distinguish this from the other definition of ''comma'', this is usually called '''comma (interval region)'''. For | |||
''Comma'' can, less often, be used to refer to any interval bigger than 0 [[cents]], but smaller than around 30 cents. To distinguish this from the other definition of ''comma'', this is usually called '''comma (interval region)'''. For ''comma (interval region)'', see the page: '''[[Comma and diesis]]'''. | |||
[[Category:Interval region]][[Category:Comma]][[Category:Smart redirect]] | [[Category:Interval region]][[Category:Comma]][[Category:Smart redirect]] | ||
Revision as of 00:37, 29 March 2025
Comma usually refers to intervals that are tempered out to transform some limit or subgroup of just intonation into a temperament. For that, more common definition of comma, see the page: Comma.
Comma can, less often, be used to refer to any interval bigger than 0 cents, but smaller than around 30 cents. To distinguish this from the other definition of comma, this is usually called comma (interval region). For comma (interval region), see the page: Comma and diesis.