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== Diagrams == | |||
[[File:60edo_wheel_with_cents_values.png|alt=60edo wheel with cents values.png|560x560px|60edo wheel with cents values.png]] | |||
[[File:blue_60edo.png|alt=blue_60edo.png|blue_60edo.png]] | |||
== Instruments == | |||
Due to its highly composite nature, 60edo has an unusually high number of ways it can be subdivided. This means it has multiple good [[skip-fretting]] systems which can be used to create stringed instruments with playable fret spacings that still span the full gamut. Probably the best of these is tuning a 20edo guitar to major thirds, as demonstrated by Robin Perry in the image below. This is very closely related to the [[Kite Guitar]], with tuning accuracy slightly worse in the 11-limit, but far better when ratios of 13, 17 & 19 are added. | |||
[[File:60edoguitar.jpg|alt=60edoguitar.jpg|60edoguitar.jpg]] | |||
*[[Lumatone mapping for 60edo]] | |||
*[[Skip fretting system 60 2 29]] | |||
*[[Skip fretting system 60 3 19]] | |||
*[[Skip fretting system 60 4 17]] | |||
== Music == | == Music == | ||
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNkg1rQE8Zk ''The Well of Sensitivity''] | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNkg1rQE8Zk ''The Well of Sensitivity''] | ||
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