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*[[3edo|3]]:  
*[[3edo|3]]:  
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*[[5edo|5]]:
*[[6edo|6]]: Incomplete 12edo.
*[[6edo|6]]: Incomplete 12edo.
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*[[11edo|11]]: Incomplete 22edo.
*[[11edo|11]]: Incomplete 22edo.
*[[12edo|12]]: A good tuning for almost all music, but maybe not perfect. Very excellent [[3/2]] as well as prime [[17/1|17]] and [[19/1|19]] for its size. Easy to make [[../12neji|accurate NEJIs]].
*[[12edo|12]]: It deserves its position. A good tuning for almost all music, but maybe not perfect. Very excellent [[3/2]] as well as prime [[17/1|17]] and [[19/1|19]] for its size. Easy to make [[../12neji|accurate NEJIs]].
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*[[15edo|15]]: Better than it seems to be, tho still rough. A heavily stretched [[Carlos Alpha]] scale.
*[[15edo|15]]: Better than it seems to be, tho still rough. A heavily stretched [[Carlos Alpha]] scale.
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*[[17edo|17]]: Interesting sharp fifths.
*[[17edo|17]]: Interesting sharp fifths.
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*[[19edo|19]]: [[Meantone]], but with a too flat fifth. Stran. Also a compressed [[Carlos Beta]]. 31edo is more preferable. The lower bound of a good fifth.
*[[19edo|19]]: [[Meantone]], but with a too flat fifth. Strangely large minor 2nds. Also a compressed [[Carlos Beta]]. 31edo is more preferable. The lower bound of a good fifth.
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*[[22edo|22]]: Good [[superpyth]] and [[porcupine]] tuning. The higher bound of a good fifth.
*[[22edo|22]]: Good [[superpyth]] and [[porcupine]] tuning. The higher bound of a good fifth.
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*[[24edo|24]]: 12edo with neutral intervals. Good for prime [[11/1|11]].
*[[24edo|24]]: 12edo with neutral intervals. Good for prime [[11/1|11]]. Accurate in subgroup 2.3.11.17.19.
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*[[31edo|31]]: Ideal for pure-octave [[meantone]], combining lots of 11-limit extensions in a single tuning. For other temperaments its flat fifth is a drawback.
*[[31edo|31]]: Ideal for pure-octave [[meantone]], combining lots of 11-limit extensions in a single tuning. For other temperaments its flat fifth is a drawback.
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*[[34edo|34]]: 17 with prime [[5/1|5]].
*[[34edo|34]]: 17 with prime [[5/1|5]].
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*[[36edo|36]]: Incomplete 72edo.
*[[36edo|36]]: Good for 2.3.7.13.17.19.23.29 subroup. Otherwise incomplete 72edo.
*[[37edo|37]]: Everything but prime [[3/1|3]]. Maybe interesting though.
*[[37edo|37]]: Everything but prime [[3/1|3]]. Maybe interesting though.
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*[[53edo|53]]: Almost just [[3/2]], and accurate [[7-limit]]. Purely an approximation of JI.
*[[53edo|53]]: Almost just [[3/2]], and accurate [[7-limit]]. Purely an approximation of JI.
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*[[72edo|72]]: An excellent extension of 12- and 24edo.
*[[72edo|72]]: An excellent extension of 12- and 24edo. The relative error is within 1/3 steps for even large primes except a few including 13, 53 and 59. Suitable for octave stretching in 17-limit.
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Revision as of 02:34, 13 December 2024

  • 0: A fancy way to say “pitchless”.
  • 1: Equivalent to 2-limit JI. Not much about harmony. Possibly useful for a transition between different tunings.
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  • 6: Incomplete 12edo.
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  • 9: A subset of ennealimmal.
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  • 11: Incomplete 22edo.
  • 12: It deserves its position. A good tuning for almost all music, but maybe not perfect. Very excellent 3/2 as well as prime 17 and 19 for its size. Easy to make accurate NEJIs.
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  • 15: Better than it seems to be, tho still rough. A heavily stretched Carlos Alpha scale.
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  • 17: Interesting sharp fifths.
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  • 19: Meantone, but with a too flat fifth. Strangely large minor 2nds. Also a compressed Carlos Beta. 31edo is more preferable. The lower bound of a good fifth.
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  • 22: Good superpyth and porcupine tuning. The higher bound of a good fifth.
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  • 24: 12edo with neutral intervals. Good for prime 11. Accurate in subgroup 2.3.11.17.19.
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  • 31: Ideal for pure-octave meantone, combining lots of 11-limit extensions in a single tuning. For other temperaments its flat fifth is a drawback.
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  • 34: 17 with prime 5.
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  • 36: Good for 2.3.7.13.17.19.23.29 subroup. Otherwise incomplete 72edo.
  • 37: Everything but prime 3. Maybe interesting though.
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  • 50: Good flatter meantone, but I usually just go for golden meantone at this level of precision.
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  • 53: Almost just 3/2, and accurate 7-limit. Purely an approximation of JI.
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  • 72: An excellent extension of 12- and 24edo. The relative error is within 1/3 steps for even large primes except a few including 13, 53 and 59. Suitable for octave stretching in 17-limit.
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