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π/3 occurs in the [[Pitave]] system, which uses a an increase of frequency by a factor of π = 3.14... as an interval of equivalence. Tempering it out means that the pitave is equated to the tritave, 3/1. | π/3 occurs in the [[Pitave]] system, which uses a an increase of frequency by a factor of π = 3.14... as an interval of equivalence. Tempering it out means that the pitave is equated to the tritave, 3/1. | ||
== Trivia == | |||
1 step of [[15edo]] is a very close approximation of this interval. | 1 step of [[15edo]] is a very close approximation of this interval. | ||
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engineer's comma
Pi over 3, or the engineer's comma, is a transcendental ratio of 79.84 cents.
Temperament
π/3 occurs in the Pitave system, which uses a an increase of frequency by a factor of π = 3.14... as an interval of equivalence. Tempering it out means that the pitave is equated to the tritave, 3/1.
Trivia
1 step of 15edo is a very close approximation of this interval.