User:BudjarnLambeth/Cultural appropriation-o-meter: Difference between revisions

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 ===== Possible alternative names? =====
-* "Srutan, shrutaric, srutinic" = Resembles diatonic mode names, which makes sense of many levels:
+* "Srutan, shrutaric, srutinic" = Resembles [[diatonic]] mode names, which makes sense in many levels:
-** Meantone and its diatonic modes are a kind of ‘sister tuning’ of srutal due to also being generated by 3/2, having very low complexity but still low badness, and having 12edo as their smallest viable equal tuning
+** [[Meantone]] and its diatonic modes are a kind of ‘sister tuning’ of srutal due to:
-** These temperaments are a compromise between Indian shruti theory and Western diatonic-descended MOS and RTT theory, so it’s fitting for the names to be a hybrid of the two
+*** both being generated by [[3/2]]
+*** both having exceptionally low [[complexity]] and [[badness]] in the 2.3.5 subgroup
+*** both having [[12edo]] as their smallest viable [[equal tuning]]
+** These temperaments are a compromise between Indian shruti theory and Western diatonic-descended [[MOS]] and RTT theory, so it’s fitting for the names to be a hybrid of the two
 * "Zurutal, zurutar, zuruti" = The letter z represents the winding path the temperaments took across the world
 * "Krutal, krutar, kruti" = The short "k" sound represents how nimble and efficient the tunings are at approximating JI