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== Theory ==

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Using the 91c val, it is audibly indistinguishable from a closed system of [[1/7-comma meantone]], with a 5th only 0.018 cents sharper. The chromatic semitone in this scale corresponds to 135/128, the [[eigenmonzo]] (unchanged-interval) of [[1/7-comma meantone]]. Being 7 steps, what is also remarkable is that in this instance the chromatic semitone is equal to one step of [[13edo]]. Since 135/128 is also equal to 1/13 of the octave, the 91c [[val]] tempers out the [[aluminium comma]] in the 5-limit.

~~The equal temperament~~ also tempers out the {{monzo| -11 26 -13 }}, the tridecatonic comma, which assigns [[10/9]] to 2/13 of the octave, and it supports [[trideci]] in the 7-limit, tempering out 4375/4374 and 83349/81920. It supports a variant of [[semaphore]] temperament which tempers out the {{monzo| -42 23 2 }} comma in the 2.3.7 [[subgroup]], and is generated by a 19\91 generator. It is the second highest in a series of four consecutive edos that temper out [[quartisma]] ({{monzo| 24 -6 0 1 -5 }}), and as a corollary it is a tuning for the [[quartkeenlig]] temperament, which can also act as a [[23edo and octave stretching|stretched]] [[23edo]]. In the 13-limit, it supports [[vidar]] and gives a reasonable tuning for its size.

It also tempers out the {{monzo| -11 26 -13 }}, the tridecatonic comma, which assigns [[10/9]] to 2/13 of the octave, and it supports [[trideci]] in the 7-limit, tempering out 4375/4374 and 83349/81920. It supports a variant of [[semaphore]] temperament which tempers out the {{monzo| -42 23 2 }} comma in the 2.3.7 [[subgroup]], and is generated by a 19\91 generator. It is the second highest in a series of four consecutive edos that temper out [[quartisma]] ({{monzo| 24 -6 0 1 -5 }}), and as a corollary it is a tuning for the [[quartkeenlig]] temperament, which can also act as a [[23edo and octave stretching|stretched]] [[23edo]]. In the 13-limit, it supports [[vidar]] and gives a reasonable tuning for its size.

=== Odd harmonics ===

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== ~~Other notations~~ ==

== Notation ==

=== Ups and downs notation ===

Using [[Helmholtz–Ellis]] accidentals, 91edo can be notated using [[ups and downs notation|ups and downs]]:

=== Eliora's notation ===

[[User:Eliora|Eliora]], who believes the diatonic way of naming intervals in 91edo is not useful due to the fact that other temperaments and techniques for 91edo are more prominent, proposes a way of naming that merges the factors 7 and 13—7 equidistant notes are named do, re, mi, and 13 are named by some other virtue. The proposition is to use Old Slavic letter names, since no one uses them for naming or in mathematics. The {{nowrap|7 + 13}} naming convention can be called a duality notation. Intervals can be named through Latin ones for the 7-note scale, and Greek ones for the 13-note.

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 == Theory ==
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 Using the 91c val, it is audibly indistinguishable from a closed system of [[1/7-comma meantone]], with a 5th only 0.018 cents sharper. The chromatic semitone in this scale corresponds to 135/128, the [[eigenmonzo]] (unchanged-interval) of [[1/7-comma meantone]]. Being 7 steps, what is also remarkable is that in this instance the chromatic semitone is equal to one step of [[13edo]]. Since 135/128 is also equal to 1/13 of the octave, the 91c [[val]] tempers out the [[aluminium comma]] in the 5-limit.
-The equal temperament also tempers out the {{monzo| -11 26 -13 }}, the tridecatonic comma, which assigns [[10/9]] to 2/13 of the octave, and it supports [[trideci]] in the 7-limit, tempering out 4375/4374 and 83349/81920. It supports a variant of [[semaphore]] temperament which tempers out the {{monzo| -42 23 2 }} comma in the 2.3.7 [[subgroup]], and is generated by a 19\91 generator. It is the second highest in a series of four consecutive edos that temper out [[quartisma]] ({{monzo| 24 -6 0 1 -5 }}), and as a corollary it is a tuning for the [[quartkeenlig]] temperament, which can also act as a [[23edo and octave stretching|stretched]] [[23edo]]. In the 13-limit, it supports [[vidar]] and gives a reasonable tuning for its size.
+It also tempers out the {{monzo| -11 26 -13 }}, the tridecatonic comma, which assigns [[10/9]] to 2/13 of the octave, and it supports [[trideci]] in the 7-limit, tempering out 4375/4374 and 83349/81920. It supports a variant of [[semaphore]] temperament which tempers out the {{monzo| -42 23 2 }} comma in the 2.3.7 [[subgroup]], and is generated by a 19\91 generator. It is the second highest in a series of four consecutive edos that temper out [[quartisma]] ({{monzo| 24 -6 0 1 -5 }}), and as a corollary it is a tuning for the [[quartkeenlig]] temperament, which can also act as a [[23edo and octave stretching|stretched]] [[23edo]]. In the 13-limit, it supports [[vidar]] and gives a reasonable tuning for its size.
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+== Notation ==
+=== Ups and downs notation ===
+Using [[Helmholtz–Ellis]] accidentals, 91edo can be notated using [[ups and downs notation|ups and downs]]:
+{{Sharpness-sharp7}}
 === Eliora's notation ===
 [[User:Eliora|Eliora]], who believes the diatonic way of naming intervals in 91edo is not useful due to the fact that other temperaments and techniques for 91edo are more prominent, proposes a way of naming that merges the factors 7 and 13—7 equidistant notes are named do, re, mi, and 13 are named by some other virtue. The proposition is to use Old Slavic letter names, since no one uses them for naming or in mathematics. The {{nowrap|7 + 13}} naming convention can be called a duality notation. Intervals can be named through Latin ones for the 7-note scale, and Greek ones for the 13-note.
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