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Expression
[math]\displaystyle{ (3/1)^(1/2) }[/math]
Monzo
[0 1/2⟩
Size in cents
950.9775¢
Name
semitritave
Special properties
reduced
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==False octave== | ==False octave== | ||
Semitritave is available for [[Ed5/3 through ed7/3|false octave]]. Differ from [[acoustic phi]] or [[ed7/4]], two equave makes | Semitritave is available for [[Ed5/3 through ed7/3|false octave]]. Differ from [[acoustic phi]] or [[ed7/4]], two equave makes 3:1, well-known equave. | ||
==2*N-edt== | ==2*N-edt== | ||
Every even-numbered | Every even-numbered EDT has semitritave interval. Treating it as equave. Another preferable intervals... | ||
* 5edt - 380 cents major third | * 5edt - 380 cents major third | ||
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* so 30edt? | * so 30edt? | ||
To do mechanical translation from diatonic scores, "fifth" sound is preferred to be consonance. 7/5 is better, but it makes [[3L 2s]]. 11/8 corresponds meantone region. (for this purpose, [[ed9/5]] is good | To do mechanical translation from diatonic scores, "fifth" sound is preferred to be consonance. 7/5 is better, but it makes [[3L 2s]]. 11/8 corresponds to meantone region. (for this purpose, [[ed9/5]] is good choice.) | ||
* 24edt - simple. "Fifth" is "7\12" ≈ 11/8, off by 3 cents. | * 24edt - simple. "Fifth" is "7\12" ≈ 11/8, off by 3 cents. | ||
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* 38edt - approximately 24edo. "Fifth" is "11\19" ≈ 11/8. Can convert easily from 19edo. | * 38edt - approximately 24edo. "Fifth" is "11\19" ≈ 11/8. Can convert easily from 19edo. | ||
* 36edt - approximately [[23edo and octave stretching|stretched 23edo]]. Another candidate with "fifth" 7/5... | * 36edt - approximately [[23edo and octave stretching|stretched 23edo]]. Another candidate with "fifth" 7/5... | ||
* 54edt - approximately 34edo. Two "fifth," "16\27" ≈ 18/13 and "15\27" ≈ 19/14 are precise. Together with "9\27" ≈ 6/5 and "11\27" ≈ 5/4, seems | * 54edt - approximately 34edo. Two "fifth," "16\27" ≈ 18/13 and "15\27" ≈ 19/14 are precise. Together with "9\27" ≈ 6/5 and "11\27" ≈ 5/4, seems good for micro- augene<nowiki>[12]</nowiki>. | ||
* 62edt - approximately 39edo. "Fifth" is "18\31" ≈ 11/8, and "wolf fifth" is "19\31" ≈ 7/5. | |||
==Memo== | |||
[http://x31eq.com/cgi-bin/pregular.cgi?limit=3.5%2F2.11%2F8&error=5.0 3.5/2.11/8 => 24edt], | |||
[http://x31eq.com/cgi-bin/pregular.cgi?limit=3.5%2F2.7%2F2&error=5.0 3.5/2.7/2 => 36edt], | |||
[http://x31eq.com/cgi-bin/pregular.cgi?limit=3.2.11.17&error=5.0 3.2.11.17 => 38edt], | |||
[http://x31eq.com/cgi-bin/pregular.cgi?limit=3.2.11%2F5.13%2F5&error=5.0 3.2.11/5.13/5 => 46edt], | |||
[http://x31eq.com/cgi-bin/pregular.cgi?limit=3.2.5.11.13&error=5.0 3.2.5.13.17 => 54edt], | |||
[http://x31eq.com/cgi-bin/pregular.cgi?limit=3.10.14.17.23&error=5.0 3.10.14.17.23 => 62edt] | |||
Revision as of 14:28, 16 February 2022
| Interval information |
Interval
Semitritave, square root of 3:1, is an interseptimal interval. It divide pure tritave into two equal parts. Every even-numbered EDT has this interval.
Merciful intonation
Semitritave is an candidate for "practically merciful intonation", because it is [math]\displaystyle{ [1; 1, 2, 1, 2, ...] }[/math] in continued fraction, have many gradually proximal ratios, 5/3, 7/4, 19/11, 26/15, 71/41, ..., makes rich dissonance.
Approximating it by noble number:
- [math]\displaystyle{ [1; 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, ...] }[/math] - 942.5 cents, between 12/7 and 19/11.
- [math]\displaystyle{ [1; 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, ...] }[/math] - 950.4 cents, between 45/26 and 71/41.
- [math]\displaystyle{ [1; 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 1, 1, ...] }[/math] - 954.6 cents, between 26/15 and 33/19.
False octave
Semitritave is available for false octave. Differ from acoustic phi or ed7/4, two equave makes 3:1, well-known equave.
2*N-edt
Every even-numbered EDT has semitritave interval. Treating it as equave. Another preferable intervals...
- 5edt - 380 cents major third
- 6edt - 317 cents minor third
- so 30edt?
To do mechanical translation from diatonic scores, "fifth" sound is preferred to be consonance. 7/5 is better, but it makes 3L 2s. 11/8 corresponds to meantone region. (for this purpose, ed9/5 is good choice.)
- 24edt - simple. "Fifth" is "7\12" ≈ 11/8, off by 3 cents.
- 46edt - approximately 29edo. This have two "fifth," "14\23" ≈ 7/5, "13\23" ≈ 15/11.
- 38edt - approximately 24edo. "Fifth" is "11\19" ≈ 11/8. Can convert easily from 19edo.
- 36edt - approximately stretched 23edo. Another candidate with "fifth" 7/5...
- 54edt - approximately 34edo. Two "fifth," "16\27" ≈ 18/13 and "15\27" ≈ 19/14 are precise. Together with "9\27" ≈ 6/5 and "11\27" ≈ 5/4, seems good for micro- augene[12].
- 62edt - approximately 39edo. "Fifth" is "18\31" ≈ 11/8, and "wolf fifth" is "19\31" ≈ 7/5.
Memo
3.5/2.11/8 => 24edt, 3.5/2.7/2 => 36edt, 3.2.11.17 => 38edt, 3.2.11/5.13/5 => 46edt, 3.2.5.13.17 => 54edt, 3.10.14.17.23 => 62edt