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What is known as "father" has a large 3:2 which warps the heptatonic scale to an octatonic. | What is known as "[[father]]" has a large 3:2 which warps the heptatonic scale to an octatonic. | ||
Analogously, in hyperpyth, 13ed5 has an analogously large "13 | Analogously, in [[hyperpyth]], 13ed5 has an analogously large "[[13/5]]” which warps the scale similarly. It is not readily apparent what consonance(s) it approximates, but listeners have noted the sound to be enjoyable. | ||
18ed5 also does this; the "13 | [[18ed5]] also does this; the "13/5" is actually 50 cents sharp, while [[8/3]] is much closer. | ||
[[Category:ed5]] | [[Category:ed5]] | ||
[[Category:fifth_harmonic]] | [[Category:fifth_harmonic]] | ||
Revision as of 07:31, 1 October 2024
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What is known as "father" has a large 3:2 which warps the heptatonic scale to an octatonic.
Analogously, in hyperpyth, 13ed5 has an analogously large "13/5” which warps the scale similarly. It is not readily apparent what consonance(s) it approximates, but listeners have noted the sound to be enjoyable.
18ed5 also does this; the "13/5" is actually 50 cents sharp, while 8/3 is much closer.