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41edo is perhaps the smallest edo with a satisfactory model of the [[9-odd-limit]], not only because it is the smallest one to tune the 9-odd-limit [[consistency|distinctly consistent]], but it is also [[consistency #Consistency to distance d|consistent to distance 2]]. In other words, all intervals in the 9-odd-limit are more in-tune than out of tune. It is also the first edo to either match or improve on 12edo's accuracy of every harmonic up to the 16th, and no interval from the [[11-odd-limit]] except for [[11/10]] and [[20/11]] is represented with more than 10 cents of error in it. Apart from the full 13-limit, it is even more prominent as a 2.3.5.7.11.19.29.31 [[subgroup temperament]] for its size. | 41edo is perhaps the smallest edo with a satisfactory model of the [[9-odd-limit]], not only because it is the smallest one to tune the 9-odd-limit [[consistency|distinctly consistent]], but it is also [[consistency #Consistency to distance d|consistent to distance 2]]. In other words, all intervals in the 9-odd-limit are more in-tune than out of tune. It is also the first edo to either match or improve on 12edo's accuracy of every harmonic up to the 16th, and no interval from the [[11-odd-limit]] except for [[11/10]] and [[20/11]] is represented with more than 10 cents of error in it. Apart from the full 13-limit, it is even more prominent as a 2.3.5.7.11.19.29.31 [[subgroup temperament]] for its size. | ||
41et is used by the [[Kite Guitar]], see below in [[#Instruments]]. | 41et is used by the [[Kite Guitar]], see below in [[#Instruments]]. | ||
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{{Harmonics in equal|41|columns=12}} | {{Harmonics in equal|41|columns=12}} | ||
{{Harmonics in equal|41|columns=12|start=13|collapsed=true|title=Approximation of prime harmonics in 41edo (continued)}} | {{Harmonics in equal|41|columns=12|start=13|collapsed=true|title=Approximation of prime harmonics in 41edo (continued)}} | ||
=== Mappings === | |||
A step of 41edo is close and consistently mapped to [[64/63]], the septimal comma. | |||
41edo can be seen as a tuning of the [[garibaldi temperament|garibaldi]] temperament<ref>[http://x31eq.com/schismic.htm Schismic Temperaments] at x31eq.com, the website of [[Graham Breed]]</ref><ref>[http://x31eq.com/decimal_lattice.htm Lattices with Decimal Notation] at x31eq.com</ref>, the [[magic]] temperament, the [[superkleismic]] temperament and multiple temperaments in the [[tetracot family]]. | |||
Various 13-limit [[magic family|magic extensions]] are supported by 41: 13-limit magic, and less successfully necromancy and witchcraft, all merge into one in 41edo tuning. The 41f val provides a superb tuning for sorcery, giving a less-complex version of the 13-limit, and the 41ef val likewise works well for telepathy; telepathy and sorcery merging into one however not in 41edo but in [[22edo]]. | |||
41edo is also a great [[tetracot]] tuning, and works as an alternative to [[34edo]], providing proper approximations to the 7th and 11th harmonic at the cost of the 13th, and supporting [[monkey]], [[bunya]] and [[octacot]] simultaneously. All three of these extend to the [[11-limit]] by way of interpreting the flat [[10/9]] as an [[11/10]] by tempering out [[100/99]]. This equivalence is especially useful in 41edo, wherein this comma-flat whole tone a.k.a. the second of tetracot[7] can also be more accurately interpreted as [[21/19]] – which is equated with [[32/29]] above [[31/28]] below (both very near) — providing an explanation of the accuracy of primes [[29/1|29]] and [[31/1|31]] so that it is a uniquely good/versatile choice for interpreting the harmony of tetracot. | |||
=== Subsets and supersets === | === Subsets and supersets === | ||