Tenney–Euclidean tuning: Difference between revisions

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	Optimizing for an average rather than a minimax means intolerably mistuned intervals are balanced by needlessly pure intervals, rather than ensuring all intervals get tempered to within tolerable bounds.		Optimizing for an average rather than a minimax means intolerably mistuned intervals are balanced by needlessly pure intervals, rather than ensuring all intervals get tempered to within tolerable bounds.

			Requiring octaves to be tempered is inconsistent with some electronic intervals with octave-repeating tuning tables.