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m →My Python 3 code: added function to get inconsistent intervals (ivs) according to a val called inconsistent_ivs_by_val
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→80 EDO interval colours/types (seconds and thirds): added more interval names for 80 EDO table
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== Intervals ==
== Intervals ==
For now, I will leave tables for the interval/colour/type namings of the seconds and thirds of my two favourite highly-chromatic EDOs, both of which related to [[Tolermic family|17-limit Tolermic]] due to this family tempering many commas I am interested in tempering, and due to the resulting intervals providing a good framework for thinking about interval colours:<br/>
For now, I will leave tables for the interval/colour/type namings of the seconds and thirds of my two favourite highly-chromatic EDOs, both of which related to [[Tolermic family|17-limit Tolermic]] due to this family tempering many commas I am interested in tempering, and due to the resulting intervals providing a good framework for thinking about interval colours:<br/>
==== 80 EDO interval colours/types (seconds and thirds) ====
==== 80 EDO interval colours/types (seconds, thirds, fourths and antitonics/tritones) ====
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  45c ultraminor (AKA ~quarter-tone)
  45c ultraminor (AKA ~quarter-tone)
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435c supermajor
435c supermajor
450c ultramajor (AKA ~semisixth)
450c ultramajor (AKA ~semisixth)
465c oneiro
480c pentatonic
495c perfect
510c flattone/semiquartal
525c acute/hendrix/mavila
540c ?
555c ultraminor
570c neominor
585c minor
600c neutral
615c major
630c neomajor
645c ultramajor
660c ?
675c grave/hendrix/mavila
690c flattone/semiquartal
705c perfect
720c pentatonic
735c oneiro
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