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'''23EDL''' ([[EDL|equal divisions of string length]]) is the scale constructed by dividing a string on a stringed instrument into 23 equal parts by length. It is a [[utonal]] scale.  
'''23EDL''' ([[EDL|equal divisions of string length]]) is the scale constructed by dividing a string on a stringed instrument into 23 equal parts by length. It is a [[utonal]] scale.  


Unlike an [[IFDO]], 23edl is a [[nonoctave]] scale, because 22EDL corresponds to 11ifdo, 24EDL corresponds to 12ifdo, but odd EDLs like 23 do not have an octave [[period]].
Unlike an [[IFDO]], 23EDL is a [[nonoctave]] scale, because 22EDL corresponds to 11ifdo, 24EDL corresponds to 12ifdo, but odd EDLs like 23 do not have an octave [[period]].


23edl is necessarily a [[23-limit]] just intonation scale.
23EDL is necessarily a [[23-limit]] just intonation scale.


== Music ==
== Music ==

Revision as of 03:25, 25 September 2026

23EDL (equal divisions of string length) is the scale constructed by dividing a string on a stringed instrument into 23 equal parts by length. It is a utonal scale.

Unlike an IFDO, 23EDL is a nonoctave scale, because 22EDL corresponds to 11ifdo, 24EDL corresponds to 12ifdo, but odd EDLs like 23 do not have an octave period.

23EDL is necessarily a 23-limit just intonation scale.

Music


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