Major and minor triads: Difference between revisions

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 * If we pretend that [[16edo]]'s fifth generates a diatonic scale, this places major at 300c and minor at 375c, leading to the controversial "harmonic notation" of 16edo.
-In terms of mediants, minor triads tend to range between a [[mediant (tonality)|mediant]] of 37% and 47%, and major triads tend to range between 53% and 63%, corresponding to simple [[5-limit]] or septimal intervals. More extreme than major and minor are [[Extraclassical tonality|tendo and arto]], corresponding to [[interseptimal]] and [[13-limit|tridecimal]] intervals, and ultimately suspended, corresponding to simple [[3-limit]] intervals; less extreme than major and minor are neutral triads.
+In terms of [[mediant (tonality)|mediant]]s, minor triads tend to range between a mediant of 37% and 47%, and major triads tend to range between 53% and 63%, corresponding to simple [[5-limit]] or septimal intervals. More extreme than major and minor are [[Extraclassical tonality|tendo and arto]], corresponding to [[interseptimal]] and [[13-limit|tridecimal]] intervals, and ultimately suspended, corresponding to simple [[3-limit]] intervals; less extreme than major and minor are neutral triads.
 == In just intonation ==