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[[image:17versus12names width="1" height="1"]][[image:17versus12names]]

Note that C# is HIGHER than Db; note that none of the intervals save the octave/unison are exactly the same as in 12. Note that The "half step"/"minor second" in 17 is twice as small as the "augmented unison"/"sharp"/"flat." Two sharp/flats add up to a minor third. Two "neutral thirds" add up to a "perfect fifth." ~~These last two properties~~ 17~~-equal~~ shares with 24-~~equal (quartertones~~).

Note that C# is HIGHER than Db; note that none of the intervals save the octave/unison are exactly the same as in 12. Note that The "half step"/"minor second" in 17 is twice as small as the "augmented unison"/"sharp"/"flat." Two sharp/flats add up to a minor third. Two "neutral thirds" add up to a "perfect fifth." 17 shares this last property with the quartertone scale (24-EDO).

If the old notation is bothering you, here it is in cents (hundredths of a 12-equal half step):

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Note that C# is HIGHER than Db; note that none of the intervals save the octave/unison are exactly the same as in 12. Note that The &quot;half step&quot;/&quot;minor second&quot; in 17 is twice as small as the &quot;augmented unison&quot;/&quot;sharp&quot;/&quot;flat.&quot; Two sharp/flats add up to a minor third. Two &quot;neutral thirds&quot; add up to a &quot;perfect fifth.&quot; ~~These last two properties~~ 17~~-equal~~ shares with 24-~~equal (quartertones~~).<br />

Note that C# is HIGHER than Db; note that none of the intervals save the octave/unison are exactly the same as in 12. Note that The &quot;half step&quot;/&quot;minor second&quot; in 17 is twice as small as the &quot;augmented unison&quot;/&quot;sharp&quot;/&quot;flat.&quot; Two sharp/flats add up to a minor third. Two &quot;neutral thirds&quot; add up to a &quot;perfect fifth.&quot; 17 shares this last property with the quartertone scale (24-EDO).<br />

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If the old notation is bothering you, here it is in cents (hundredths of a 12-equal half step):<br />

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-: This revision was by author [[User:xenjacob|xenjacob]] and made on <tt>2006-07-11 12:14:23 UTC</tt>.<br>
+: This revision was by author [[User:xenjacob|xenjacob]] and made on <tt>2006-07-27 12:27:42 UTC</tt>.<br>
-: The original revision id was <tt>860847</tt>.<br>
+: The original revision id was <tt>937751</tt>.<br>
-: The revision comment was: <tt>clarity increase</tt><br>
+: The revision comment was: <tt></tt><br>
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 <h4>Original Wikitext content:</h4>
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-Note that C# is HIGHER than Db; note that none of the intervals save the octave/unison are exactly the same as in 12. Note that The "half step"/"minor second" in 17 is twice as small as the "augmented unison"/"sharp"/"flat." Two sharp/flats add up to a minor third. Two "neutral thirds" add up to a "perfect fifth." These last two properties 17-equal shares with 24-equal (quartertones).
+Note that C# is HIGHER than Db; note that none of the intervals save the octave/unison are exactly the same as in 12. Note that The "half step"/"minor second" in 17 is twice as small as the "augmented unison"/"sharp"/"flat." Two sharp/flats add up to a minor third. Two "neutral thirds" add up to a "perfect fifth." 17 shares this last property with the quartertone scale (24-EDO).
 If the old notation is bothering you, here it is in cents (hundredths of a 12-equal half step):
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-Note that C# is HIGHER than Db; note that none of the intervals save the octave/unison are exactly the same as in 12. Note that The &amp;quot;half step&amp;quot;/&amp;quot;minor second&amp;quot; in 17 is twice as small as the &amp;quot;augmented unison&amp;quot;/&amp;quot;sharp&amp;quot;/&amp;quot;flat.&amp;quot; Two sharp/flats add up to a minor third. Two &amp;quot;neutral thirds&amp;quot; add up to a &amp;quot;perfect fifth.&amp;quot; These last two properties 17-equal shares with 24-equal (quartertones).&lt;br /&gt;
+Note that C# is HIGHER than Db; note that none of the intervals save the octave/unison are exactly the same as in 12. Note that The &amp;quot;half step&amp;quot;/&amp;quot;minor second&amp;quot; in 17 is twice as small as the &amp;quot;augmented unison&amp;quot;/&amp;quot;sharp&amp;quot;/&amp;quot;flat.&amp;quot; Two sharp/flats add up to a minor third. Two &amp;quot;neutral thirds&amp;quot; add up to a &amp;quot;perfect fifth.&amp;quot; 17 shares this last property with the quartertone scale (24-EDO).&lt;br /&gt;
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 If the old notation is bothering you, here it is in cents (hundredths of a 12-equal half step):&lt;br /&gt;