Xenharmonic Wiki:Things to do: Difference between revisions

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Present regular temperament tunings on temperament pages in a new concrete, easy-to-read format.

* Have dropdown tables of intervals in an appropriate MOS, alongside clear JI interpretations each interval has if any. Maybe we can have a script to automatically generate tables like that, given a temperament's mapping matrix. Then there would be no need to teach people to read mapping matrices.

** The table should depict the first MOS size that contains the "fundamental consonance" (the lowest odd-limit chord that contains all of the basis ~~elemnets~~?) of the subgroup of the temperament.

** The table should depict the first MOS size that contains the "fundamental consonance" (the lowest odd-limit chord that contains all of the basis elements?) of the subgroup of the temperament.

* Linear algebra data such as mapping matrix and badness should be hidden under a dropdown view.

* Have ScaleWorkshop links for MOSes. MOSes with 5 to 10 notes should be bolded.

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 Present regular temperament tunings on temperament pages in a new concrete, easy-to-read format.
 * Have dropdown tables of intervals in an appropriate MOS, alongside clear JI interpretations each interval has if any. Maybe we can have a script to automatically generate tables like that, given a temperament's mapping matrix. Then there would be no need to teach people to read mapping matrices.
-** The table should depict the first MOS size that contains the "fundamental consonance" (the lowest odd-limit chord that contains all of the basis elemnets?) of the subgroup of the temperament.
+** The table should depict the first MOS size that contains the "fundamental consonance" (the lowest odd-limit chord that contains all of the basis elements?) of the subgroup of the temperament.
 * Linear algebra data such as mapping matrix and badness should be hidden under a dropdown view.
 * Have ScaleWorkshop links for MOSes. MOSes with 5 to 10 notes should be bolded.