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Octave reduction is mainly used in the context of octave-equivalent tunings (eg. [[12edo]]), where equivalent notes are separated by octaves. However, this operation can be generalized to any [[Periodic scale|periodic tuning]] by replacing the octave by the interval of equivalence or ''[[equave]]'' of that tuning. | Octave reduction is mainly used in the context of octave-equivalent tunings (eg. [[12edo]]), where equivalent notes are separated by octaves. However, this operation can be generalized to any [[Periodic scale|periodic tuning]] by replacing the octave by the interval of equivalence or ''[[equave]]'' of that tuning. | ||