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== 229/216 == | == 229/216 == | ||
{{Infobox interval|229/216|debug=1|name=229-limit minor second, 229-limit semitone}} | <br> | ||
{{Infobox interval|229/216|debug=1|name=229-limit minor second, 229-limit semitone}}<br> | |||
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== Idiounpentennisma == | == Idiounpentennisma == | ||
Idiounpentennisma is a 229-limit comma which is the difference between a stack of 159 [[230/229]]s and the octave. 1/log2(230/229) = 159.077..., making this comma very close to 1 step of 159edo. Unfortunately, this comes with a tradeoff to the complexity of prime 229. | Idiounpentennisma is a 229-limit comma which is the difference between a stack of 159 [[230/229]]s and the octave. 1/log2(230/229) = 159.077..., making this comma very close to 1 step of 159edo. Unfortunately, this comes with a tradeoff to the complexity of prime 229. | ||
== Yarmanunpentennisma == | |||
Yarmanunpentennisma associates the yarmanisma, [[115/114]], exactly to 2\159. | |||
== Shepard == | |||
Shepard is an exotemperament which tempers out the octave, 2/1, and leaves all other harmonics as independent generators. | |||
It is named after the {{W|Shepard's tone}}. In this temperament, all intervals which are octave equivalences of each other are considered the same, much like in Shepard tone. | |||