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This is a page to easily navigate to temperaments that fit your interests. | This is a page to easily navigate to temperaments that fit your interests. | ||
Low complexity temperaments are likely to be of most interest to artists new to music tuning theory. That is because they tend to approximate all of the important intervals within less than 30 notes (occasionally even less than 12!), so they are the most practical to map onto a physical instrument. | '''Low complexity temperaments''' are likely to be of most interest to artists new to music tuning theory. That is because they tend to approximate all of the important intervals within less than 30 notes (occasionally even less than 12!), so they are the most practical to map onto a physical instrument. | ||
Medium and higher complexity temperaments provide a bigger range of new intervals, and they approximate those intervals more accurately, but they may be unwieldy, requiring dozens or even hundreds of notes to approximate all the important intervals. | '''Medium and higher''' complexity temperaments provide a bigger range of new intervals, and they approximate those intervals more accurately, but they may be unwieldy, requiring dozens or even hundreds of notes to approximate all the important intervals. | ||
Feel free to add temperaments to the appropriate category if they are not already here. (If you're not sure which category to put them in, put them in honorable mentions). | Feel free to add temperaments to the appropriate category if they are not already here. (If you're not sure which category to put them in, put them in honorable mentions). | ||