87edo/13-limit detempering: Difference between revisions

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	In this table, "Difference in Cents" indicates whether the 87-interval is flat (negative) or sharp (positive) of the detempered interval. For example, 15 steps, at 206.~~89655~~ cents, corresponds to [[9/8]] and is 3.0 cents sharp.		In this table, "Difference in Cents" indicates whether the 87-edo interval is flat (negative) or sharp (positive) of the detempered interval. For example, 15 steps, at 206.90 cents, corresponds to [[9/8]] and is about 3 cents sharp.

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