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Temperaments supported by this scale include those under the [[Pythagorean tuning|Pythagorean]] and [[Schismatic family|schismic]] families, characterized by a diesis (the difference between a large step and two small steps) that is smaller than the [[chroma]]. | Temperaments supported by this scale include those under the [[Pythagorean tuning|Pythagorean]] and [[Schismatic family|schismic]] families, characterized by a diesis (the difference between a large step and two small steps) that is smaller than the [[chroma]]. | ||
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== Modes == | == Modes == | ||
Mode names are borrowed from the [[Subaru scale]], proposed by [[Declan Paul Boushy]]. | Mode names are borrowed from the [[Subaru scale]] and [[Tanegashima scale]], proposed by [[Declan Paul Boushy]]. | ||
{{MOS modes|Mode Names=Harumi; Yuzuha; Maho; Sakura; Hanako; Saori; Machiko; Sae; Kaguya; Nae; Sachiko; Kaori; Kanako; Sakurajima; Kaho; Suzuha; Narumi}} | |||
== Scales == | == Scales == | ||
* [[Edson17]] – 29edo tuning | * [[Edson17]] – 29edo tuning |
Revision as of 10:09, 7 August 2024
↖ 11L 4s | ↑ 12L 4s | 13L 4s ↗ |
← 11L 5s | 12L 5s | 13L 5s → |
↙ 11L 6s | ↓ 12L 6s | 13L 6s ↘ |
┌╥╥╥┬╥╥┬╥╥╥┬╥╥┬╥╥┬┐ │║║║│║║│║║║│║║│║║││ │││││││││││││││││││ └┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┴┘
sLLsLLsLLLsLLsLLL
12L 5s, also called p-enharmonic, is a 2/1-equivalent (octave-equivalent) moment of symmetry scale containing 12 large steps and 5 small steps, repeating every octave. 12L 5s is a grandchild scale of 5L 2s, expanding it by 10 tones. Generators that produce this scale range from 494.1 ¢ to 500 ¢, or from 700 ¢ to 705.9 ¢. Temperaments supported by this scale include those under the Pythagorean and schismic families, characterized by a diesis (the difference between a large step and two small steps) that is smaller than the chroma.
The leapday/leapweek version is proper, but the Pythagorean/schismic version is improper (it does not become proper until you add 12 more notes to form the schismic 29-note scale).
Modes
Mode names are borrowed from the Subaru scale and Tanegashima scale, proposed by Declan Paul Boushy.
UDP | Cyclic order |
Step pattern |
---|---|---|
16|0 | 1 | LLLsLLsLLLsLLsLLs |
15|1 | 8 | LLLsLLsLLsLLLsLLs |
14|2 | 15 | LLsLLLsLLsLLLsLLs |
13|3 | 5 | LLsLLLsLLsLLsLLLs |
12|4 | 12 | LLsLLsLLLsLLsLLLs |
11|5 | 2 | LLsLLsLLLsLLsLLsL |
10|6 | 9 | LLsLLsLLsLLLsLLsL |
9|7 | 16 | LsLLLsLLsLLLsLLsL |
8|8 | 6 | LsLLLsLLsLLsLLLsL |
7|9 | 13 | LsLLsLLLsLLsLLLsL |
6|10 | 3 | LsLLsLLLsLLsLLsLL |
5|11 | 10 | LsLLsLLsLLLsLLsLL |
4|12 | 17 | sLLLsLLsLLLsLLsLL |
3|13 | 7 | sLLLsLLsLLsLLLsLL |
2|14 | 14 | sLLsLLLsLLsLLLsLL |
1|15 | 4 | sLLsLLLsLLsLLsLLL |
0|16 | 11 | sLLsLLsLLLsLLsLLL |
Scales
- Edson17 – 29edo tuning
- Subaru scale – 41edo tuning
- Cotoneum17 – 217edo tuning
- Garibaldi17 – 94edo tuning
- Pythagorean17 – Pythagorean tuning
- Tanegashima scale – 53edo tuning
- Nestoria17 – 171edo tuning