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'''MET-24''' is a tempered [[13-limit]] scale that was described in [https://www.xenharmonikon.org/2022/07/15/met-24-a-milder-extended-temperament an article | '''MET-24''' is a tempered [[13-limit]] scale that was described in [https://www.xenharmonikon.org/2022/07/15/met-24-a-milder-extended-temperament an article in Xenharmonikon] by [[Margo Schulter]]. It was inspired by [[George Secor]]'s [[29-HTT]] scale. Two [[Halberstadt]] keyboards can be used to play the scale, with half of its notes mapping to one keyboard, and the other half of its notes mapping to the other. It is also very well-approximated by [[104edo]]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:54, 29 November 2024
MET-24 is a tempered 13-limit scale that was described in an article in Xenharmonikon by Margo Schulter. It was inspired by George Secor's 29-HTT scale. Two Halberstadt keyboards can be used to play the scale, with half of its notes mapping to one keyboard, and the other half of its notes mapping to the other. It is also very well-approximated by 104edo.
! met-24.scl ! MET-24, 24-tone milder extended temperament 24 ! 57.422 125.977 183.398 207.422 264.844 288.867 346.289 414.844 472.266 496.289 553.708 622.266 679.684 703.711 761.475 829.688 887.109 911.133 968.555 992.578 1050. 1118.555 1175.977 1200.