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*[[16ed10]] : [[Schismatic family#Hemigari|hemigari]] generator (with octaves) | *[[16ed10]] : [[Schismatic family#Hemigari|hemigari]] generator (with octaves) | ||
*[[17ed10]] : [[ | *[[17ed10]] : [[rodan]] generator (with octaves) | ||
*[[18ed10]] : [[Sensipent family#Hemisensi|hemisensi]] generator (with octaves) | *[[18ed10]] : [[Sensipent family#Hemisensi|hemisensi]] generator (with octaves) | ||
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Revision as of 01:43, 20 January 2019
Ed10 means Division of the Tenth Harmonic (10/1) into n equal parts.
Division of the tenth harmonic into n equal parts
The tenth harmonic is particularly wide as far as equivalences go. There are (at absolute most) ~3.3 decataves within the human hearing range; imagine if that were the case with octaves. If one does indeed deal with decatave equivalence, this fact shapes one's musical approach dramatically.
Individual pages for ED10s
- 5ed10
- 6ed10
- 7ed10
- 8ed10 : schismatic generator (with octaves)
- 9ed10 : sensi generator (with octaves)
- 10ed10 compare 3edo
- 11ed10 : submajor generator (with octaves)
- 12ed10
- 13ed10 compare 4edo
- 14ed10
- 15ed10
- 16ed10 : hemigari generator (with octaves)
- 17ed10 : rodan generator (with octaves)
- 18ed10 : hemisensi generator (with octaves)
- 19ed10
- 20ed10 compare 6edo
- 21ed10
- 22ed10
- 23ed10 compare 7edo
- 24ed10 : sanjaab generator (with octaves)
- 25ed10
- 26ed10
- 27ed10
- 28ed10
- 29ed10
- 30ed10 compare 9edo
- 31ed10
- 32ed10
- 33ed10 compare 10edo
- 34ed10
- 35ed10
- 36ed10
- 37ed10
- 38ed10
- 39ed10
- 40ed10 compare 12edo
- 41ed10
- 42ed10
- 43ed10 compare 13edo
- 44ed10
- 45ed10
- 46ed10
- 47ed10
- 48ed10 : sextilififths generator (with octaves)
- 49ed10