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== Base chord into which everything resolves == | == Base chord into which everything resolves == | ||
The conventional approach would be to take the "just" triad 4:5:6 and its inversion, which would result in | The conventional approach would be to take the "just" triad 4:5:6 and its inversion, which would result in 0–7–13 and 0–6–13 chords, respectively. However, The Lovers are sharp of just 6/5, making them neutralized or superminor. This is in contrast to the 12edo, where minor third is flat of 6/5, which creates a lower brightness and aligns with the feeling of minor. | ||
As such, 4:5:6 triad is not consonant in this approach. Below some of the variant triads are shown. | As such, 4:5:6 triad is not consonant in this approach. Below some of the variant triads are shown. | ||
=== 5:6:7 triad === | === 5:6:7 triad === | ||
A triad which makes more sense to take as the main one would be 5:6:7, represented as | A triad which makes more sense to take as the main one would be 5:6:7, represented as 0–6–11, thus meaning it's subtended by a 600 cent tritone representing 7/5. The "major" version of this would be quite stretched, so it would align with feeling "major" by tonal brightness. | ||
This triad can be used in any period-2 temperament that 22edo provides. In addition, it doubles the property of the tritone being consonant in this instance. | This triad can be used in any period-2 temperament that 22edo provides. In addition, it doubles the property of the tritone being consonant in this instance. | ||
=== 14:18:21 triad === | === 14:18:21 triad === | ||
The 1/ | The 1/1–9/7–3/2 triad uses the 9/7 interval as the major third, and arises from the 4414441 superpyth scale. This is the more diatonic-normative approach. | ||
In this case, since minor version is otonal (6:7:9), it is consonant, as opposed to the inversion of 4:5:6. | In this case, since minor version is otonal (6:7:9), it is consonant, as opposed to the inversion of 4:5:6. | ||
=== Orwell tetrad === | === Orwell tetrad === | ||
0–5–10–15 is the equidistant chord that is associated with the orwell temperament, which 22edo supports. As such, it can be used as well. | |||
== Rank-2 temperaments == | == Rank-2 temperaments == | ||
=== Orson === | === Orson === | ||
In this approach, Orson will refer to not just 5-limit orwell, but also the way of playing orwell that favors the | In this approach, Orson will refer to not just 5-limit orwell, but also the way of playing orwell that favors the 0–6–13 and 0–7–13 triads as the main resolution destinations, as opposed to the 0–5–10–15 triad. | ||
=== Hedgehog === | === Hedgehog === | ||