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===Advantages and disadvantages=== | ===Advantages and disadvantages=== | ||
One advantage of this notation is that it keeps the traditional naturals, sharps, flats, double sharps and double flats, and assigns them to values based on 3-limit JI. Thus this notation has some level of familiarity for musicians from a traditional background, while being simpler and more intuitive than the first system. This system avoids half-sharps and half-flats because the sharp and the flat are each 15 edosteps. 15 is an odd number, so there are strictly speaking no half-sharps in 159edo | One advantage of this notation is that it keeps the traditional naturals, sharps, flats, double sharps and double flats, and assigns them to values based on 3-limit JI. Thus this notation has some level of familiarity for musicians from a traditional background, while being simpler and more intuitive than the first system. This system avoids half-sharps and half-flats because the sharp and the flat are each 15 edosteps. 15 is an odd number, so there are strictly speaking no half-sharps in 159edo. | ||
[[Category:159edo]] | [[Category:159edo]] |