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'''64/33''', the '''undecimal suboctave''', or '''octave-reduced 33rd subharmonic''', is an interval which differs by a [[385/384|keenanisma (385/384)]] from the [[35/18|septimal suboctave (35/18)]]. | '''64/33''', the '''undecimal suboctave''', or '''octave-reduced 33rd subharmonic''', is an interval which differs by a [[385/384|keenanisma (385/384)]] from the [[35/18|septimal suboctave (35/18)]]. Just as with its octave compliment [[33/32]], this interval can potentially be treated as an interval in its own right, in which case it could be analysed as the '''undecimal supermajor seventh'''. | ||
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octave-reduced 33rd subharmonic
reduced subharmonic
64/33, the undecimal suboctave, or octave-reduced 33rd subharmonic, is an interval which differs by a keenanisma (385/384) from the septimal suboctave (35/18). Just as with its octave compliment 33/32, this interval can potentially be treated as an interval in its own right, in which case it could be analysed as the undecimal supermajor seventh.