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6561/6250, the '''ripple''' or '''5/12-meantone semitone''', is a 5-limit ratio of about 84.07 cents.
{{Infobox Interval
| Name = ripple, 5/12-meantone semitone
| Color name = g<sup>5</sup>2, Quingu comma, <br/> quingu second
| Comma = yes
}}
 
6561/6250, the '''ripple''' or '''5/12-meantone semitone''', is a [[5-limit]] ratio of about 84.07{{cent}}.


== Theory ==
== Theory ==
The interval can be treated equally either as a comma, which results in the [[Ripple family]], or as a melodic interval in its own right, where it is exactly replicated in 5/12-comma meantone. The 5/12CM-meantone is represented well in [[400edo]], where 6561/6250 is approximated by 28 steps and the generator fifth by 231 steps.
The interval can be treated equally either as a comma, which results in the [[ripple family]], or as a melodic interval in its own right, where it is exactly replicated in 5/12-comma meantone. The 5/12CM-meantone is represented well in [[400edo]], where 6561/6250 is approximated by 28 steps and the generator fifth by 231 steps.
 
As a comma, it represents the difference between [[27/16]] and five [[5/3]]s ([[octave-reduced]]), or [[8/5]] and four [[10/9]]s.


As a comma, it represents the difference between [[27/16]] and 5 [[5/3]]<nowiki/>s, or 4 [[10/9]]<nowiki/>s and one [[8/5]].
== See also ==
* [[Medium commas]]