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== Trififth Temperament ==
== Trififth Temperament ==
Trififth temperament is the name I've given to the 2.3.7-limit temperament with a generator of a flat [[8/7]] that tempers out 1029/1024. The simplest primes it can give are 7/4 down one generator and 3/2 up 3 generators, hence the name. Other primes are in the double digits, with 5 being 17 generators.
Trififth temperament is the name I've given to the 2.3.7-limit temperament with a generator of a flat [[8/7]] that tempers out 1029/1024. The simplest primes it can give are [[7/4]] down one generator and [[3/2]] up 3 generators, hence the name. Other primes are in the double digits, with 5 being 17 generators.


This is the closest [http://www.microtonalsoftware.com/scale-tree.html?left=13&right=17&rr=1200&ioi=279.944474 scale tree] I could find for EDOs that support the generator, starting with [[5edo|5]] and [[16edo|16EDO]]. To my knowledge, there's no zigzag pattern for the generator.
This is the closest [http://www.microtonalsoftware.com/scale-tree.html?left=13&right=17&rr=1200&ioi=279.944474 scale tree] I could find for EDOs that support the generator, starting with [[5edo|5]] and [[16edo|16EDO]]. To my knowledge, there's no zigzag pattern for the generator.
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|-
|16/9 -4c
|16/9 -4c
|64/63
|[[64/63]]
|7/6 +6c
|7/6 +6c
|4/3
|[[4/3]]
|32/21
|[[32/21]]
|7/4 +4c
|7/4 +4c
|1/1
|1/1
|8/7 -4c
|8/7 -4c
|21/16
|[[21/16]]
|3/2
|3/2
|12/7 -6c
|[[12/7]] -6c
|63/32
|63/32
|9/8 +4c
|9/8 +4c