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===No-twos commas===
===No-twos commas===
[[245/243]]
[[245/243]]
====here's a family of them====
S(4n-1)/S(4n+1)
[[27/25]], [[245/243]], [[847/845]], [[2025/2023]], [[3971/3969]], [[6877/6875]], [[10935/10933]], [[16337/16335]], [[23275/23273]], [[31941/31939]], [[42527/42525]], [[55225/55223]], [[70227/70225]], [[87725/87723]], [[107911/107909]], [[130977/130975]], [[157115/157113]], [[186517/186515]], [[219375/219373]], [[255881/255879]]...
===No-threes commas===
===No-threes commas===
[[176/175]]
[[176/175]]

Revision as of 08:05, 9 January 2026

Todo: short bio thingy, add more todos

list of things i do not like about the wiki

this list is here because listing all the things i do like would take too long.

  • things on here can be very hard to understand. this is not controversial.
  • It's hard to find a page you're looking for even if you know what it's about, but especially if you don't know whether such a page exists in the first place. Important pages for starters should be accessible by following links from the main page. In particular, I'd like a "bird's eye view of bird's eye view pages" page to be linked on the main page.
  • Octave equivalence is assumed everywhere. 5/2 and 5/4 are the same as much as 9/8 and 10/9 are the same; treating them the same can be useful in certain contexts, but they are not fundamentally the same thing. And in a space dedicated to exploring new tuning and music, it is very silly and annoying to constantly assume octaves essentially don't matter. (Tritave equivalence isn't a solution, it just moves the problem. I think every pitch should be considered its own thing.)

Random stuff

No-twos commas

245/243

here's a family of them

S(4n-1)/S(4n+1)

27/25, 245/243, 847/845, 2025/2023, 3971/3969, 6877/6875, 10935/10933, 16337/16335, 23275/23273, 31941/31939, 42527/42525, 55225/55223, 70227/70225, 87725/87723, 107911/107909, 130977/130975, 157115/157113, 186517/186515, 219375/219373, 255881/255879...

No-threes commas

176/175 245/242 1001/1000 6656/6655 170/169 221/220 2200/2197 833/832

19-limit

209/208 476/475 1331/1330 1445/1444 2432/2431 6860/6859 10241/10240

here's a family of them

S(9n-5)/S(9n-4)

128/125, 10985/10976, 85184/85169, 327701/327680, 896000/895973...

list of interesting edos

19 22 31 34 41 46 53 58 72 87

159 171 205

list of detemperaments

7-limit edos

12: septimal meantone, garibaldi, septimal compton, misty, term, (12 & 270), 12 & 612

19: septimal meantone, sensi, kleismic, parakleismic, enneadecal, (19 & 270), 19 & 2859bcddd (splits 140/1 in 135 parts)

22: 22 & 118, 22 & 171



rank-twos

miracle: portent, canopus, freya, 31 & 41 & 278cd, ..., 31 & 41 & 994bbbccccddee

orwell: 22 & 31 & 311, 22 & 31 & 494

squares: jove, parimo + breedsma

23-limit 24 & 34: 24 & 34 & 41(g), 24 & 34 & 53, 24 & 34 & 94, 24 & 34 & 217

Intervals with monzos containing only ones

Superparticular intervals:

It is very likely that no other such superparticular intervals exist.


Smallest for each prime limit:

2: 2/1

3: 3/2

5: 6/5

7: 15/14

11: 55/42

13: 182/165

17: 715/714

19: 3135/3094

23: 15015/14858

29: 81345/79534

31: 448630/447051

37: 2733549/2714690

41: 17490603/17395070