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The minor-third generator of superkleismic is ~6.3 cents sharp of pure 6/5, even wider than the [[kleismic]] minor third (~317 cents), and from this it derives its name. The two mappings unite at [[15edo]]. While not as simple or accurate as kleismic in the 5-limit, it comes into its own as a 7- and 11-limit temperament, approximating both simply and accurately in good tunings. Discarding the harmonics 3 and 5 and concentrating purely on that subgroup gets you orgone. [[41edo]] is a good tuning for superkleismic, with a minor-third generator of 11\41, and [[mos]]ses of 11 ([[4L 7s]]), 15 ([[11L 4s]]), or 26 notes ([[15L 11s]]) are available.
The minor-third generator of superkleismic is ~6.3 cents sharp of pure 6/5, even wider than the [[kleismic]] minor third (~317 cents), and from this it derives its name. The two mappings unite at [[15edo]]. While not as simple or accurate as kleismic in the 5-limit, it comes into its own as a 7- and 11-limit temperament, approximating both simply and accurately in good tunings. Discarding the harmonics 3 and 5 and concentrating purely on that subgroup gets you orgone. [[41edo]] is a good tuning for superkleismic, with a minor-third generator of 11\41, and [[mos]]ses of 11 ([[4L 7s]]), 15 ([[11L 4s]]), or 26 notes ([[15L 11s]]) are available.


See [[Shibboleth family #Superkleismic]] for more technical data.  
See [[Gamelismic clan #Superkleismic]] for more technical data.  


== Interval chain ==
== Interval chain ==