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In the [[11-limit]], two extensions are of note: undecimal mothra (26 & 31), which tempers out [[99/98]], [[385/384]] and [[441/440]] to find the 11th harmonic at 8 generators down, and mosura (31 & 36), which tempers out [[176/175]] to find the 11th harmonic at 23 generators up. These two mappings merge at 31edo, which is therefore a uniquely suitable tuning for 11-limit mothra. | In the [[11-limit]], two extensions are of note: undecimal mothra (26 & 31), which tempers out [[99/98]], [[385/384]] and [[441/440]] to find the 11th harmonic at 8 generators down, and mosura (31 & 36), which tempers out [[176/175]] to find the 11th harmonic at 23 generators up. These two mappings merge at 31edo, which is therefore a uniquely suitable tuning for 11-limit mothra. | ||
In higher limits, one may note that the two-generator interval closely approximates [[17/13]], and that the six-generator interval - the meantone whole tone of [[9/8]][[~]][[10/9]], approximates [[19/17]], so that the 13:17:19 chord is well-approximated. This can be combined with the canonical mapping of 13 for each undecimal extension, which tempers out [[144/143]], to provide a natural route to the [[19-limit]]. | In higher limits, one may note that the two-generator interval closely approximates [[17/13]], and that the six-generator interval - the meantone whole tone of [[9/8]][[~]][[10/9]], approximates [[19/17]], so that the 13:17:19 chord is well-approximated; it is worth noting also that this chord is entirely included within the subtemperament obtained from taking every other generator of mothra, which is [[A-team]]. This can be combined with the canonical mapping of 13 for each undecimal extension, which tempers out [[144/143]], to provide a natural route to the [[19-limit]]. | ||
For technical data, see [[Gamelismic clan #Mothra]]. | For technical data, see [[Gamelismic clan #Mothra]]. |