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An [[11-limit]] [[Hexany]], comprised of three simple numbers and one much larger one. This creates a scale of 1 5/4 121/96 605/384 5/3 121/64 2/1, with steps of 5/4 121/120 5/4 128/121 363/320 128/121. This has the same structure as the [[1-3-5-15 hexany]], but with half the notes raised by [[121/120]], which means they are melodically identical but you can exploit the beating effects produced by combining 5/4 and 121/96, making this one more versatile overall.  
[[File:1-3-5-121_hexany.png|thumb|Circle diagram.]] An [[11-limit]] [[Hexany]], comprised of three simple numbers and one much larger one. This creates a scale of 1 5/4 121/96 605/384 5/3 121/64 2/1, with steps of 5/4 121/120 5/4 128/121 363/320 128/121. This has the same structure as the [[1-3-5-15 hexany]], but with half the notes raised by [[121/120]], which means they are melodically identical but you can exploit the beating effects produced by combining 5/4 and 121/96, making this one more versatile overall.  


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An 11-limit Hexany, comprised of three simple numbers and one much larger one. This creates a scale of 1 5/4 121/96 605/384 5/3 121/64 2/1, with steps of 5/4 121/120 5/4 128/121 363/320 128/121. This has the same structure as the 1-3-5-15 hexany, but with half the notes raised by 121/120, which means they are melodically identical but you can exploit the beating effects produced by combining 5/4 and 121/96, making this one more versatile overall.

! 1-3-5-121_Hexany.scl
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1 3 5 121 2-combination Hexany
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386.313
400.680
786.994
884.358
1102.635
1200

Suggested keyboard mapping: C Eb E G# A B C.

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