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5-limit compton tempers out the Pythagorean comma and has a period of 1\12, so it is the 12edo circle of fifths with an independent dimension for the harmonic 5. Equivalent generators are [[5/4]], [[6/5]], [[10/9]], [[16/15]] (the [[secor]]), [[45/32]], [[135/128]] and most importantly, [[81/80]]. In terms of [[equal temperament]]s, compton is the {{nowrap| 12 & 72 }} temperament; its [[ploidacot]] is dodecaploid acot. [[72edo]], [[84edo]] or [[240edo]] make for good tunings. | 5-limit compton tempers out the Pythagorean comma and has a period of 1\12, so it is the 12edo circle of fifths with an independent dimension for the harmonic 5. Equivalent generators are [[5/4]], [[6/5]], [[10/9]], [[16/15]] (the [[secor]]), [[45/32]], [[135/128]] and most importantly, [[81/80]]. In terms of [[equal temperament]]s, compton is the {{nowrap| 12 & 72 }} temperament; its [[ploidacot]] is dodecaploid acot. [[72edo]], [[84edo]] or [[240edo]] make for good tunings. | ||
This temperament is | This temperament is documented as ''aristoxenean'' in [[Tonalsoft Encyclopedia]]. | ||
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{{Main| Compton }} | {{Main| Compton }} | ||
In terms of the [[normal forms #Normal forms for commas|normal comma list]], septimal compton adds 413343/409600 ({{monzo| -14 10 -2 1 }}) to the Pythagorean comma; however, it can also be characterized by saying it adds [[225/224]]. | In terms of the [[normal forms #Normal forms for commas|normal comma list]], septimal compton adds 413343/409600 ({{monzo| -14 10 -2 1 }}) to the Pythagorean comma; however, it can also be characterized by saying it adds [[225/224]]. Other important commas of this temperament are 250047/250000, the [[landscape comma]], which sets [[63/50]] to 1/3 of an octave, and 390625/388962, the [[dimcomp comma]], which sets [[25/21]] to 1/4 of an octave. | ||
In either the 5- or 7-limit, 240edo is an excellent tuning, with 81/80 coming in at 15 cents exactly. In the 12edo, the major third is sharp by 13.686 cents, and the minor third flat by 15.641 cents; adjusting these down and up by 15 cents puts them in excellent tune. | In either the 5- or 7-limit, 240edo is an excellent tuning, with [[81/80]] coming in at 15 cents exactly. In the 12edo, the major third is sharp by 13.686 cents, and the minor third flat by 15.641 cents; adjusting these down and up by 15 cents puts them in excellent tune. | ||
Septimal compton is | Septimal compton is catalogued as ''waage'' in [[Graham Breed]]'s [https://x31eq.com/temper/ temperament finder]. | ||
In terms of the normal comma list, we may add 8019/8000 to get to the 11-limit version of compton, which also adds [[441/440]] and has a natural extension to the 13-limit. In 13-limit compton, intervals of 5, 7, 11, and 13 are off by one, two, three, and four generators, respectively. For these, 72edo can be recommended as a tuning. | In terms of the normal comma list, we may add [[8019/8000]] to get to the 11-limit version of compton, which also adds [[441/440]] and has a natural extension to the 13-limit. In 13-limit compton, intervals of 5, 7, 11, and 13 are off by one, two, three, and four generators, respectively. For these, 72edo can be recommended as a tuning. | ||
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== Catler == | == Catler == | ||
In terms of the normal comma list, catler is characterized by the addition of the [[ | In terms of the normal comma list, catler is characterized by the addition of the schisma, [[32805/32768]], to the Pythagorean comma, though it can also be characterized as adding [[81/80]], [[128/125]] or [[648/625]]. In any event, the 5-limit is exactly the same as the 5-limit of 12edo. Catler can also be characterized as the {{nowrap| 12 & 24 }} temperament. [[36edo]] or [[48edo]] are possible tunings. Possible generators are [[36/35]], [[21/20]], [[15/14]], [[8/7]], [[7/6]], [[9/7]], [[7/5]], and most importantly, [[64/63]]. | ||
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