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In addition to the layouts listed below, every [[:Category:Lumatone mappings|Lumatone mapping]] can also be interpreted as a skip fretting. As three distinct ones, in fact, depending on which of the three hexagonal axes is mapped to the two rectangular axes on the fretboard. (Nothing guarantees that it will be a *good* layout on a guitar, but it will at least often be feasible.) | In addition to the layouts listed below, every [[:Category:Lumatone mappings|Lumatone mapping]] can also be interpreted as a skip fretting. As three distinct ones, in fact, depending on which of the three hexagonal axes is mapped to the two rectangular axes on the fretboard. (Nothing guarantees that it will be a *good* layout on a guitar, but it will at least often be feasible.) | ||
* [[Skip fretting system 27 2 9]]: 27-edo on a 13.5-edo guitar. | |||
* [[Skip fretting system 31 2 9]]: Make the higher register of a 31-edo guitar easier to play by omitting every other fret, while keeping all the frets in the lower register. | * [[Skip fretting system 31 2 9]]: Make the higher register of a 31-edo guitar easier to play by omitting every other fret, while keeping all the frets in the lower register. | ||
* [[Skip fretting system 31 3 7]]: 31-edo on a 10.33-edo guitar. | * [[Skip fretting system 31 3 7]]: 31-edo on a 10.33-edo guitar. | ||