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'''Harmonic limits and subgroups'''<br /> | '''Harmonic limits and subgroups'''<br /> | ||
[[Harmonic limit|Harmonic limits]] set a limit for the highest prime number in the factorization of any ratio used. [[Subgroup | [[Harmonic limit|Harmonic limits]] set a limit for the highest prime number in the factorization of any ratio used; for example, western music is based off the [[5-limit]]. [[Subgroup]]s name a list of allowable prime numbers used. | ||
'''Restrictions on the denominator or numerator'''<br /> | '''Restrictions on the denominator or numerator'''<br /> | ||
Some approaches restrict "the denominator to one or very few values"<ref name=":0">From Jacques Dudon, "Differential Coherence", ''1/1'' vol. 11, no. 2: p.1).</ref> (the [[harmonic series]], [[isoharmonic chord]]s, [[AFDO]]s/[[overtone scale]]s, [[primodality]], [[Ringer scale|ringer scales]]), the "numerator to one or | Some approaches restrict "the denominator to one or very few values"<ref name=":0">From Jacques Dudon, "Differential Coherence", ''1/1'' vol. 11, no. 2: p.1).</ref> (the [[harmonic series]], [[isoharmonic chord]]s, [[AFDO]]s/[[overtone scale]]s, [[primodality]], [[Ringer scale|ringer scales]]), the "numerator to one or very few values" (the [[subharmonic series]], [[IFDO]]s/undertone scales), or both ([[Tonality diamond|tonality diamonds]]) | ||
'''Mediants'''<br /> | '''Mediants'''<br /> | ||