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Keep in mind that, since 22edo is a [[superpyth]] temperament, 5/4 is mapped to the interval of an augmented second (e.g. a 5/4 above C is D♯). Therefore if 0 is 1/1 on this mapping, 7 represents 5/4 and you can find that by going over to 4 {{nowrap|(C → D)}} and then going up to 7 {{nowrap|(D → D♯)}}. If you want 5-limit intervals to be accessible in a more intuitive way, the [[ | Keep in mind that, since 22edo is a [[superpyth]] temperament, 5/4 is mapped to the interval of an augmented second (e.g. a 5/4 above C is D♯). Therefore if 0 is 1/1 on this mapping, 7 represents 5/4 and you can find that by going over to 4 {{nowrap|(C → D)}} and then going up to 7 {{nowrap|(D → D♯)}}. If you want 5-limit intervals to be accessible in a more intuitive way, the [[1L 6s]] mapping for [[porcupine]] may be preferable. | ||
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Revision as of 13:05, 24 June 2024
There are many conceivable ways to map 22edo onto the Lumatone keyboard. Only one, however, agrees with the Standard Lumatone mapping for Pythagorean. This is "Preset 5 — 22-ET Bosanquet" in the official Lumatone manual.
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Keep in mind that, since 22edo is a superpyth temperament, 5/4 is mapped to the interval of an augmented second (e.g. a 5/4 above C is D♯). Therefore if 0 is 1/1 on this mapping, 7 represents 5/4 and you can find that by going over to 4 (C → D) and then going up to 7 (D → D♯). If you want 5-limit intervals to be accessible in a more intuitive way, the 1L 6s mapping for porcupine may be preferable.
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If you want to maximise playable range, the magic mapping is the widest one that still covers the full gamut, spanning 11 octaves in its most compressed MOS.
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