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'''Antipyth''' is a [[5/1]]-equivalent 5.7.11 [[subgroup temperament]] which tempers out 859375/823543. It is suitable for extremely xenharmonic music where the primes 2 and 3 are both eliminated (hence the name). In antipyth, the generator is a sharp [[7/5]] and 7 are needed to reach [[11/5]]. [[19ed5]] is the first somewhat accurate ET [[ | '''Antipyth''' is a [[5/1]]-equivalent 5.7.11 [[subgroup temperament]] which tempers out 859375/823543. It is suitable for extremely xenharmonic music where the primes 2 and 3 are both eliminated (hence the name). In antipyth, the generator is a sharp [[7/5]] and 7 are needed to reach [[11/5]]. [[19ed5]] is the first somewhat accurate ET [[support]]ing antipyth, containing the basic tuning of the 5L 9s⟨5/1⟩ MOS, although the 11/5 is still smeary at 1319 cents, a supraminor ninth rather than a submajor ninth. | ||
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Antipyth is a 5/1-equivalent 5.7.11 subgroup temperament which tempers out 859375/823543. It is suitable for extremely xenharmonic music where the primes 2 and 3 are both eliminated (hence the name). In antipyth, the generator is a sharp 7/5 and 7 are needed to reach 11/5. 19ed5 is the first somewhat accurate ET supporting antipyth, containing the basic tuning of the 5L 9s⟨5/1⟩ MOS, although the 11/5 is still smeary at 1319 cents, a supraminor ninth rather than a submajor ninth.