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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/>
==== Generalised colours of supertonics, subtonics, leads and contraleads ====
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inframinor (AKA 'ultraminor') second aka one quarter-tone: (many things)
subminor second: 30/29 or 29/28 or 28/27 or 27/26 or 26/25
neominor second: 25/24 or 24/23 or 23/22 or 22/21
novaminor (AKA pythminor) second: 21/20 or 20/19 or 19/18
minor second: 18/17 or 17/16 or 16/15
supraminor second: 15/14 or 14/13
subneutral second: 13/12
neutral second AKA three quarter-tones: 12/11
superneutral second: 11/10
submajor second: 10/9 or 21/19
major second: 19/17 or 28/25
novamajor (AKA pythmajor) second: 9/8
neomajor second: 17/15 or flat 25/22
supermajor second: 25/22 or flat-to-just 8/7
ultramajor second: sharp 8/7 or 23/20
semifourth AKA five quarter-tones: 15/13
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==== 80 EDO interval colours/types (seconds, thirds, fourths and antitonics/tritones) ====
==== 80 EDO interval colours/types (seconds, thirds, fourths and antitonics/tritones) ====
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455.2c semisixth
455.2c semisixth
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== MOSS names i think are pretty ==
== MOSS names i think are pretty ==