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If you start with the [[JI]] chord: | If you start with the [[JI]] chord: | ||
* 1/1 | * 1/1 — 5/4 — 3/2 — 7/4 | ||
Then compress it logarithmically such that 5/4 becomes 7/6, you get the [[delta-rational]] chord: | Then compress it logarithmically such that 5/4 becomes 7/6, you get the [[delta-rational]] chord: | ||
* 0¢ | * 0¢ — 266.9¢ — 484.9¢ — 669.3¢ | ||
If you stack a second copy of the same chord on top of itself you get the scale: | If you stack a second copy of the same chord on top of itself you get the scale: | ||
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=== 7/6s-and-4/3s scale === | === 7/6s-and-4/3s scale === | ||
In a public post on the [[Xenharmonic Alliance]] Discord server, in October 2025, Gutierrez described the 8-tone JI scale: | In a public post on the [[Xenharmonic Alliance]] Discord server, in October 2025, Gutierrez described the 8-tone JI scale: | ||
* 28/27 | * 28/27 — 7/6 — 4/3 — 112/81 — 14/9 — 392/243 — 16/9 — 2/1 | ||
She recommended tempering it to [[36edo]], where it has step pattern: | She recommended tempering it to [[36edo]], where it has step pattern: | ||
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It contains within it the 2-tone, [[4/3]]-[[period|repeating]] scale: | It contains within it the 2-tone, [[4/3]]-[[period|repeating]] scale: | ||
* 7/6 | * 7/6 — 4/3 | ||
Which Gutierrez recommends using as either a JI chord or as a scale in its own right. | Which Gutierrez recommends using as either a JI chord or as a scale in its own right. | ||
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=== Gutierrez 11/1-period heptachord === | === Gutierrez 11/1-period heptachord === | ||
In a public post on the [[Xenharmonic Alliance]] Discord server, in September 2025, Gutierrez described the following [[nonoctave]], 7-tone [[just intonation]] chord: | In a public post on the [[Xenharmonic Alliance]] Discord server, in September 2025, Gutierrez described the following [[nonoctave]], 7-tone [[just intonation]] chord: | ||
* 11/9 | * 11/9 — 19/7 — 3/1 — 19/4 — 7/1 — 9/1 — 11/1 | ||
[[Budjarn Lambeth]] was inspired by this chord to create the [[moon dust]] scale, in which Gutierrez's chord and subsets thereof is the most foundational consonance. | [[Budjarn Lambeth]] was inspired by this chord to create the [[moon dust]] scale, in which Gutierrez's chord and subsets thereof is the most foundational consonance. | ||