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* '''Negric''' (10e & 19e) – tempering out 33/32, 49/48, and 77/75 | * '''Negric''' (10e & 19e) – tempering out 33/32, 49/48, and 77/75 | ||
* '''Negroni''' (10 & 19e) – tempering out 49/48, 55/54, and 225/224 | * '''Negroni''' (10 & 19e) – tempering out 49/48, 55/54, and 225/224 | ||
The most important of these is undecimal negri, in which the generator, representing 13/12, 14/13, 15/14, and 16/15, goes one step further to stand in for ~12/11. The poor accuracy comes with a not overly complex mapping, as you can find ~16/11 just five generator steps away. Its evil cousin, negric, finds ~11/8 where negri will find ~15/11, which is of course conflated with [[4/3]]. | |||
The other pair of extensions are of higher complexity, but are well rewarded with better intonation. Negril finds ~11/8 where negroni will find ~15/11 and vice versa. They unite in [[29edo]], which can be recommended as a tuning for both. | |||
Another possible path which relates a sense of compromise is to temper out [[121/120]], leading to [[wilsec]]. This has the effect of slicing the generator in two, and is supported by [[20edo|20]], [[29edo|29]], and [[38edo|38df]]. | Another possible path which relates a sense of compromise is to temper out [[121/120]], leading to [[wilsec]]. This has the effect of slicing the generator in two, and is supported by [[20edo|20]], [[29edo|29]], and [[38edo|38df]]. | ||
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| 12/11 | | 12/11 | ||
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| 250.7 | | 250.7 | ||
| '''8/7''' | | 7/6, '''8/7''', 15/13 | ||
| 13/11 | | 13/11 | ||
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| 14/9, 32/21 | | 14/9, 20/13, 32/21 | ||
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