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'''Stretched octave''' may refer to: | |||
* [[Equave]]: an interval which equates other intervals to each other, forming a ‘bookend’ for a scale - the octave plays this role in classical 12edo theory but other intervals may be used as an equave too | |||
* [[Stretched and compressed tuning]]: making all the intervals in a tuning uniformly wider or narrower in order to better approximate a desired subset of JI or to achieve some other effect | |||
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Revision as of 01:44, 27 October 2024
Stretched octave may refer to:
- Equave: an interval which equates other intervals to each other, forming a ‘bookend’ for a scale - the octave plays this role in classical 12edo theory but other intervals may be used as an equave too
- Stretched and compressed tuning: making all the intervals in a tuning uniformly wider or narrower in order to better approximate a desired subset of JI or to achieve some other effect
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