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If you want maximum range while still having access to all notes, the [[3L 1s]] [[Myna]] mapping is the most efficient one, while still giving 5-limit chords easy to play shapes. | If you want maximum range while still having access to all notes, the [[3L 1s]] [[Myna]] mapping is the most efficient one, while still giving 5-limit chords easy to play shapes. | ||
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== Valentine[15] mapping == | |||
[[The Universe of Music]] has used the following layout, demonstrated in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lK1JQWefj-s ''Her Gentle Touch''] (2025). In this video, even notes are mapped to red keys, and odd notes are mapped to purple keys). This layout uses the [[Valentine]][15] as its scale of construction, inspired by the Ultra-Compressed version of the [[Lumatone mapping for porcupine]], but even more compressed. Octaves are in horizontal rows, but stretched out over a large distance (which would be even longer if the layout were not made extremely compressed), so that the range is just slightly over 3 octaves (not counting some gamut fragments in the upper left and lower right corners), while notes are repeated multiple times vertically (at a slant), which allows an easy reach for octaves and other intervals that would require very long fingers if only available purely horizontally. | |||
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