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From a regular temperament perspective, it may be more natural to use the '''promethium''' temperament, splitting the generator fifth in two and described as 183 & 2684, due to its consistency in the 17-odd-limit. | From a regular temperament perspective, it may be more natural to use the '''promethium''' temperament, splitting the generator fifth in two and described as 183 & 2684, due to its consistency in the 17-odd-limit. | ||
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