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The '''Pythagorean tuning''' is the 3-limit version of [[just intonation]]. | The '''Pythagorean tuning''' is the 3-limit version of [[just intonation]]. It is the rank-2 temperament in the 2.3 subgroup that tempers out no commas. In other words, it is a [[trivial temperament]]. | ||
See [[3-limit]] for more information. | See [[3-limit]] for more information. | ||
Revision as of 02:34, 21 February 2025
The Pythagorean tuning is the 3-limit version of just intonation. It is the rank-2 temperament in the 2.3 subgroup that tempers out no commas. In other words, it is a trivial temperament.
See 3-limit for more information.
Scales
- Pythagorean5 – proper 2L 3s. Also known as pythagorean pentic scale
- Pythagorean7 – improper 5L 2s. Also known as pythagorean diatonic scale
- Pythagorean12 – proper 5L 7s. Also known as pythagorean chromatic scale
- Pythagorean17 – improper 12L 5s. Also known as pythagorean enharmonic scale
- Pythagorean29 – improper 12L 17s
- Pythagorean41 – proper 12L 29s
- Pythagorean53 – proper 41L 12s
The hardnesses of the Pythagorean scales are about 1.442 for pentic, 2.260 for diatonic, 1.260 for chromatic, and 3.846 for enharmonic.
Music
See 3-limit #Music.