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A [[13-odd-limit]] [[Hexany]] with equal distance between each of its numerators. This creates a scale of 1 9/8 13/10 117/80 13/8 9/5 2/1, with steps of 9/8 52/45 9/8 10/9 72/65 10/9. This is essentially a sharp-trending whole tone scale, with a ratio of approximately 10:7 between its largest and smallest steps. This makes it quite easy to create bihexanies with that do not have any intervals too small to be melodically useful. | [[File:Hexany 1 5 9 13.png|thumb|Circle diagram (rotated).]] A [[13-odd-limit]] [[Hexany]] with equal distance between each of its numerators. This creates a scale of 1 9/8 13/10 117/80 13/8 9/5 2/1, with steps of 9/8 52/45 9/8 10/9 72/65 10/9. This is essentially a sharp-trending whole tone scale, with a ratio of approximately 10:7 between its largest and smallest steps. This makes it quite easy to create bihexanies with that do not have any intervals too small to be melodically useful. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:06, 5 October 2025
A 13-odd-limit Hexany with equal distance between each of its numerators. This creates a scale of 1 9/8 13/10 117/80 13/8 9/5 2/1, with steps of 9/8 52/45 9/8 10/9 72/65 10/9. This is essentially a sharp-trending whole tone scale, with a ratio of approximately 10:7 between its largest and smallest steps. This makes it quite easy to create bihexanies with that do not have any intervals too small to be melodically useful.
! 1-5-9-13_Hexany.scl ! 1 5 9 13 2-combination Hexany 6 ! 203.910 454.213 658.123 840.527 1017.596 1200
Suggested keyboard mapping: C D E F# G# A# C.