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The smallest [[equal division of the octave]] which is [[consistent]] in the 9-odd-limit is [[5edo]]; that which is distinctly consistent in the same is [[41edo]]. | The smallest [[equal division of the octave]] which is [[consistent]] in the 9-odd-limit is [[5edo]]; that which is distinctly consistent in the same is [[41edo]]. The {{w|natural density|density}} of edos consistent in the 9-odd-limit is 1/4<ref group="note">Provable in a similar method to the one for the 5-odd-limit.</ref>. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Diamond9]] – as a scale | * [[Diamond9]] – as a scale | ||
== Notes == | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:56, 16 August 2025
The 9-odd-limit is the set of all rational intervals which can be written as 2k(a/b) where a, b ≤ 9 and k is an integer. To the 7-odd-limit, it adds 3 pairs of octave-reduced intervals involving 9.
Below is a list of all octave-reduced intervals in the 9-odd-limit.
Ratio | Size (¢) | Color name | Name(s) | |
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10/9 | 182.404 | y2 | yo 2nd | classic whole tone minor whole tone |
9/8 | 203.910 | w2 | wa 2nd | Pythagorean whole tone major whole tone |
9/7 | 435.084 | r3 | ru 3rd | septimal supermajor third |
14/9 | 764.916 | z6 | zo 6th | septimal subminor sixth |
16/9 | 996.090 | w7 | wa 7th | Pythagorean minor seventh |
9/5 | 1017.596 | g7 | gu 7th | classic minor seventh |
The smallest equal division of the octave which is consistent in the 9-odd-limit is 5edo; that which is distinctly consistent in the same is 41edo. The density of edos consistent in the 9-odd-limit is 1/4[note 1].
See also
- Diamond9 – as a scale
Notes
- ↑ Provable in a similar method to the one for the 5-odd-limit.