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The '''36 equal divisions of the fifth harmonic ([[5/1]])''' is a tuning that divides the pentatave into 36 equal steps. It combines [[Carlos Alpha]] scale with [[quarter-comma meantone]]. The step size is 77.3976 cents, thus making the tuning correspond to 15.5044 [[EDO]].
The '''36 equal divisions of the fifth harmonic ([[5/1]])''' is a tuning that divides the pentave into 36 equal steps. It combines [[Carlos Alpha]] scale with [[quarter-comma meantone]]. The step size is 77.3976 cents, thus making the tuning correspond to 15.5044 [[EDO]].


== Theory ==
== Theory ==

Revision as of 01:05, 25 September 2021

The 36 equal divisions of the fifth harmonic (5/1) is a tuning that divides the pentave into 36 equal steps. It combines Carlos Alpha scale with quarter-comma meantone. The step size is 77.3976 cents, thus making the tuning correspond to 15.5044 EDO.

Theory

Selected intervals in 36ed5
Step Just approximation Size (cents)
1 23/22 77.3976
3 8/7 232.1928
5 5/4 386.9880
9 3/2 696.5784
19 7/3 1470.554
28 7/2 2167.132889
31 4/1 2399.326
36 exact 5/1 2786.314

36ed5 completely misses 2/1.