Aberschismic temperaments: Difference between revisions

Leapday tempers out [[686/675]], the senga, in addition to the hemifamity comma, and may be described as the {{nowrap| 29 & 46 }} temperament. It extends [[leapfrog]], such that [[7/4]] is found by 15 generators up, as a double-augmented fifth (a major sixth and a diesis). 5/4 is found by a tritone above that, as a triple-augmented unison (a minor third and two dieses). [[46edo]] itself is an excellent tuning for this.  

Leapday is more notable in the higher limits than the lower, as it nails the 13-limit pretty well from identifying [[14/11]] by a major third and [[13/11]] by a minor third, tempering out not only [[352/351]] and [[364/363]] but [[91/90]], [[121/120]], [[169/168]] and [[196/195]]. It can be further extended to include the [[17/1|17th]] and [[23/1|23rd]] [[harmonic]]s. Adding 17 would fix the valid diamond monotone tuning to 46edo, however.

 

Leapday has an alternative extension called [[porwell temperaments #Polypyth|polypyth]], which tempers out the same 5-limit comma as leapday, but with the porwell ([[6144/6125]]) rather than the hemifamity comma tempered out.

Mystery tempers out [[50421/50000]] and may be described as the {{nowrap| 29 & 58 }} temperament. It has a 1\29 period and primes 5, 7, 11 and 13 are all reached by one generator step; its ploidacot is 29-ploid acot. [[145edo]] or [[232edo]] are good candidates for tunings.  

Hemidromeda may be described as the {{nowrap| 29 & 111 }} temperament. The name ''hemidromeda'' comes from "hemi-" (Ancient Greek for "one half") and ''[[andromeda]]'', because the generator is 1/2 of andromeda's perfect twelfth (~3/1, about 1902.4 cents); the ploidacot for this temperament is alpha-dicot.  

Artoneutral can be described as the {{nowrap| 87 & 94 }} temperament. It is generated by an artoneutral third of ~11/9 (or a tendoneutral sixth of ~18/11), nine of which make the [[12/1|12th harmonic]]; its ploidacot is thus beta-enneacot. [[181edo]] may be recommended as a tuning.