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! | Degrees of 37edo
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|0.00
|0.00
|0
| | 1/1
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| | 32.43
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|41.51 (29.83<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 2
| | 2
| | 64.865
| | 64.865
|83.03 (53.07<sub>16</sub>)
| | 28/27, 27/26
| | 28/27, 27/26
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| | 3
| | 3
| | 97.3
| | 97.3
|124.54 (7C.8B<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 129.73
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|166.05 (A6.0E<sub>16</sub>)
| | 14/13
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| | 13/12
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| | 5
| | 5
| | 162.16
| | 162.16
|207.57 (CF.91<sub>16</sub>)
| | 11/10
| | 11/10
| | 12/11
| | 12/11
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| | 6
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| | 194.595
| | 194.595
|249.08 (F9.14<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 7
| | 7
| | 227.03
| | 227.03
|290.595 (122.98<sub>16</sub>)
| | 8/7
| | 8/7
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| | 8
| | 8
| | 259.46
| | 259.46
|332.11 (14C.1C<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 7/6
| | 7/6
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| | 9
| | 9
| | 291.89
| | 291.89
|373.63 (175.9F<sub>16</sub>)
| | 13/11, 32/27
| | 13/11, 32/27
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| | 10
| | 10
| | 324.32
| | 324.32
|415.135 (19F.23<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 6/5
| | 6/5
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| | 11
| | 11
| | 356.76
| | 356.76
|456.65 (1C8.A6<sub>16</sub>)
| | 16/13, 27/22
| | 16/13, 27/22
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| | 12
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| | 389.19
| | 389.19
|498.16 (1F2.298<sub>16</sub>)
| | 5/4
| | 5/4
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| | 13
| | 13
| | 421.62
| | 421.62
|539.68 (21B.AD<sub>16</sub>)
| | 14/11
| | 14/11
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| | 14
| | 14
| | 454.05
| | 454.05
|581.19 (245.3<sub>16</sub>)
| | 13/10
| | 13/10
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| | 15
| | 15
| | 486.49
| | 486.49
|622.7 (26E.B4<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 4/3
| | 4/3
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| | 518.92
| | 518.92
|664.22 (298.37<sub>16</sub>)
| | 27/20
| | 27/20
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| | 17
| | 17
| | 551.35
| | 551.35
|705.73 (2C1.BB<sub>16</sub>)
| | 11/8
| | 11/8
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| | 18
| | 18
| | 583.78
| | 583.78
|747.24 (2EB.3E<sub>16</sub>)
| | 7/5
| | 7/5
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| | 19
| | 19
| | 616.22
| | 616.22
|788.76 (314.C2<sub>16</sub>)
| | 10/7
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| | 648.65
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|830.27 (33E.45<sub>16</sub>)
| | 16/11
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| | 21
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| | 681.08
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|871.78 (367.C9<sub>16</sub>)
| | 40/27
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| | 713.51
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|913.3 (391.4C<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 3/2
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| | 745.95
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|954.81 (3BA.D<sub>16</sub>)
| | 20/13
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| | 778.38
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|996.32 (3E4.53<sub>16</sub>)
| | 11/7
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| | 810.81
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|1037.84 (40D.D68<sub>16</sub>)
| | 8/5
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| | 843.24
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|1079.35 (437.56<sub>16</sub>)
| | 13/8, 44/27
| | 13/8, 44/27
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| | 27
| | 875.68
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|1120.865 (460.DE<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 5/3
| | 5/3
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| | 28
| | 908.11
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|1162.38 (48A.61<sub>16</sub>)
| | 22/13, 27/16
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|1203.89 (4B3.E4<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 12/7
| | 12/7
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|1245.405 (4DD.68<sub>16</sub>)
| | 7/4
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|1286.92 (506.EB<sub>16</sub>)
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|1328.43 (530.6F<sub>16</sub>)
| | 11/6
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| | 24/13
| | 24/13
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| | 1070.27
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|1369.95 (559.F2<sub>16</sub>)
| | 13/7
| | 13/7
| | 24/13
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|1411.46 (583.76<sub>16</sub>)
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| | 1135.135
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|1452.97 (5AC.F9<sub>16</sub>)
| | 27/14, 52/27
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| | 1167.57
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|1536 (600<sub>16</sub>)
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Revision as of 15:13, 12 December 2019

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37edo is a scale derived from dividing the octave into 37 equal steps of approximately 32.43 cents each. It is the 12th prime edo, following 31edo and coming before 41edo.

Using its best (and sharp) fifth, 37edo tempers out 250/243, making it a variant of porcupine temperament. (It is the optimal patent val for porcupinefish, which is about as accurate as "13-limit porcupine" will be.) Using its alternative flat fifth, it tempers out 16875/16384, making it a negri tuning. It also tempers out 2187/2000, resulting in a temperament where three minor whole tones make up a fifth (gorgo/laconic).

37 edo is also a very accurate equal tuning for Undecimation Temperament, which has a generator of about 519 cents; 2 generators lead to 29/16; 3 generators to 32/13; 6 generators to a 10 cent sharp 6/1; 8 generators to a very accurate 11/1 and 10 generators to 20/1. It has a 7L+2s nonatonic MOS, which in 37-edo scale degrees is 0, 1, 6, 11, 16, 17, 22, 27, 32, a scale structure reminiscent of mavila; as well as a 16 note MOS.



Subgroups

37edo offers close approximations to harmonics 5, 7, 11, and 13 [and a usable approximation of 9 as well].

12\37 = 389.2 cents

30\37 = 973.0 cents

17\37 = 551.4 cents

26\37 = 843.2 cents

[6\37edo = 194.6 cents]

This means 37 is quite accurate on the 2.5.7.11.13 subgroup, where it shares the same tuning as 111et. In fact, on the larger 3*37 subgroup 2.27.5.7.11.13.51.57 subgroup not only shares the same tuning as 19-limit 111et, it tempers out the same commas. A simpler but less accurate approach is to use the 2*37-subgroup, 2.9.7.11.13.17.19, on which it has the same tuning and commas as 74et.

The Two Fifths

The just perfect fifth of frequency ratio 3:2 is not well-approximated, and falls between two intervals in 37edo:

The flat fifth is 21\37 = 681.1 cents (37b val)

The sharp fifth is 22\37 = 713.5 cents

21\37 generates an anti-diatonic, or mavila, scale: 5 5 6 5 5 5 6

"minor third" = 10\37 = 324.3 cents

"major third" = 11\37 = 356.8 cents

22\37 generates an extreme superpythagorean scale: 7 7 1 7 7 7 1

"minor third" = 8\37 = 259.5 cents

"major third" = 14\37 = 454.1 cents

If the minor third of 259.5 cents is mapped to 7/6, this superpythagorean scale can be thought of as a variant of Biome temperament.

Interestingly, the "major thirds" of both systems are not 12\37 = 389.2¢, the closest approximation to 5/4 available in 37edo.

37edo has great potential as a near-just xenharmonic system, with high-prime chords such as 8:10:11:13:14 with no perfect fifths available for common terrestrial progressions. The 9/8 approximation is usable but introduces error. One may choose to treat either of the intervals close to 3/2 as 3/2, introducing additional approximations with considerable error (see interval table below).

Intervals

Degrees of 37edo Cents Value Approximate Ratios

of 2.5.7.11.13.27 subgroup

Ratios of 3 with

a sharp 3/2

Ratios of 3 with

a flat 3/2

Ratios of 9 with

194.59¢ 9/8

Ratios of 9 with

227.03¢ 9/8

(two sharp

3/2's)

0 0.00 1/1
1 32.43
2 64.865 28/27, 27/26
3 97.3
4 129.73 14/13 13/12 12/11
5 162.16 11/10 12/11 13/12 10/9
6 194.595 9/8, 10/9
7 227.03 8/7 9/8
8 259.46 7/6
9 291.89 13/11, 32/27 6/5, 7/6
10 324.32 6/5 11/9
11 356.76 16/13, 27/22 11/9
12 389.19 5/4
13 421.62 14/11 9/7
14 454.05 13/10 9/7
15 486.49 4/3
16 518.92 27/20 4/3
17 551.35 11/8 18/13
18 583.78 7/5 18/13
19 616.22 10/7 13/9
20 648.65 16/11 13/9
21 681.08 40/27 3/2
22 713.51 3/2
23 745.95 20/13 14/9
24 778.38 11/7 14/9
25 810.81 8/5
26 843.24 13/8, 44/27 18/11
27 875.68 5/3 18/11
28 908.11 22/13, 27/16 5/3, 12/7
29 940.54 12/7
30 972.97 7/4 16/9
31 1005.405 16/9, 9/5
32 1037.84 11/6 24/13 9/5
33 1070.27 13/7 24/13 11/6
34 1102.7
35 1135.135 27/14, 52/27
36 1167.57
3 1200 2/

Scales

MOS Scales of 37edo

roulette6

roulette7

roulette13

roulette19

Shoe

37ED4

The Square Root of 13/10

Linear temperaments

List of 37et rank two temperaments by badness

Generator "Sharp 3/2" temperaments "Flat 3/2" temperaments (37b val)
1\37
2\37 Sycamore
3\37 Passion
4\37 Twothirdtonic Negri
5\37 Porcupine/porcupinefish
6\37 Roulette
7\37 Semaja Gorgo/Laconic
8\37 Semiphore
9\37
10\37
11\37 Beatles
12\37 Würschmidt (out-of-tune)
13\37
14\37 Ammonite
15\37 Ultrapyth, not superpyth
16\37 Not mavila (this is "undecimation")
17\37 Emka
18\37

Music in 37edo

Toccata Bianca 37edo by Aaron Krister Johnson

Shorn Brown play and Jellybear play by Andrew Heathwaite

The Kog Sisters by Joe Monzo

Links

37edo at Tonalsoft