Dual-fifth tuning: Difference between revisions

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important distnction, distinguish also scales and edos, 25et may have a dual-fifth mos scale but may not be the quintessential dual-fifth edo
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That is, all the different mappings of 3 align eventually at a 3<sup>''n''</sup> interval.
That is, all the different mappings of 3 align eventually at a 3<sup>''n''</sup> interval.


For example, [[91edo]] has 3 usable fifths with their own functions - 52\91 (3<sup>-</sup>), 53\91 (3), and 54\91 (3<sup>+</sup>). Thus, if used this way they do not represent distinct dimensions, but rather correspon to 3 × 3<sup>-</sup> × 3<sup>+</sup> = 27/1.
For example, [[91edo]] has 3 usable fifths with their own functions - 52\91 (3<sup>-</sup>), 53\91 (3), and 54\91 (3<sup>+</sup>). Thus, if used this way they do not represent distinct dimensions, but rather correspond to 3 × 3<sup>-</sup> × 3<sup>+</sup> = 27/1.


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