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== Theory ==
== Theory ==
1619edo is excellent in the 13-limit, where it tempers out [[4225/4224]], [[4375/4374]], [[6656/6655]], 78125/78078, and 117649/117612. It also notably tempers out [[quartisma]] (117440512/117406179) and [[123201/123200]]. It supports [[vidar]], which has the comma basis 4225/4224, 4375/4374, and 6656/6655, and other unnamed expansions of the [[ragismic]] temperament such as the 270 & 441 & 1619, tempering out 4225/4224, 4375/4374, 655473/655360, or the 72 & 270 & 494 & 1619 temperament tempering out 6656/6655 and 2912000/2910897.  
1619edo is excellent in the 13-limit, where it tempers out [[4225/4224]], [[4375/4374]], [[6656/6655]], 78125/78078, and 117649/117612. It also notably tempers out [[quartisma]] (117440512/117406179) and [[123201/123200]].
 
1619edo is the 256th [[Prime edo]]. It can be seen as a prime counterpart to [[270edo]] in its excellent ability to act as a very fine closed 13-limit system, and it has an advantage over 270edo in being prime, since every generator produces a unique MOS.
 
=== Temperaments ===
It supports [[vidar]], which has the comma basis 4225/4224, 4375/4374, and 6656/6655, and other unnamed expansions of the [[ragismic]] temperament such as the 270 & 441 & 1619, tempering out 4225/4224, 4375/4374, 655473/655360, or the 72 & 270 & 494 & 1619 temperament tempering out 6656/6655 and 2912000/2910897.  


1619edo supports the rank 5 temperament tempering out the jacobin comma, 6656/6655 and its fifth-order maximal evenness scale, 24 & 72 & 270 & 494 & 1619, is represented by every 3rd step of the 72 & 270 & 494 & 1619 temperament.
1619edo supports the rank 5 temperament tempering out the jacobin comma, 6656/6655 and its fifth-order maximal evenness scale, 24 & 72 & 270 & 494 & 1619, is represented by every 3rd step of the 72 & 270 & 494 & 1619 temperament.


1619edo has 7/6 on 360th step, a highly divisible number, 27/25 on 180th, and 33/32 on 72nd as a consequence of tempering out the commas. This means that 72ed33/32 is virtually equivalent to 1619edo. When it comes to using 33/32 as the generator, 1619edo supports the [[ravine]] temperament, which tempers out 196625/196608, 200000/199927, 2912000/2910897, and 3764768/3764475.
1619edo tunes [[keenanisma]] very finely, to 6 steps, and can use it as a microchroma. In addition, it can use the keenanisma as a generator in the keenanose temperament, 270 & 1619, in which it highlights the relationship between 270 keenanismas and the octave. It also achieves this since 270 * 6 = 1620, and 1619 is 1 short of that and also excellent in the 13-limit. 1619edo has 7/6 on 360th step, a highly divisible number, 27/25 on 180th, and 33/32 on 72nd as a consequence of tempering out the commas. This means that 72ed33/32 is virtually equivalent to 1619edo. When it comes to using 33/32 as the generator, 1619edo supports the [[ravine]] temperament, which tempers out 196625/196608, 200000/199927, 2912000/2910897, and 3764768/3764475.


1619edo is the 256th [[Prime edo]].
Since 33/32 is close to 1\45, 7\6 is close to 1\9, and 385/384 is close to 1\270, 1619edo can be thought of as [[1620edo]] where one step was extracted and all others were moved into a more harmonically just position.


=== Prime harmonics ===
=== Prime harmonics ===
{{Harmonics in equal|1619|columns=10}}
{{Harmonics in equal|1619|columns=10}}
== Table of intervals ==
Intervals named in accordance to their most just 13-limit counterpart using the names accepted on the wiki.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+Table of intervals in 1619edo
!Step
!Cents
!Ratio
!Name
|-
|0
|0.000
|1/1
|prime, unison
|-
|6
|4.447
|385/384
|keenanisma
|-
|72
|53.366
|33/32
|al-Farabi quarter-tone
|-
|360
|266.831
|7/6
|septimal subminor third
|-
|1619
|1200.000
|2/1
|perfect octave
|}


== Regular temperament properties ==
== Regular temperament properties ==
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