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[[Fomalhaut]] is a [[weak extension]] of Deneb to higher limits that splits the interval of [[11/3]] in three. Fomalhaut was considered in the no-2s no-7s 23-limit (3.5.11.13.17.19.23) from the start. It is considerably more complex than Deneb, and requires at least an 18-note MOS to properly use (technically, all prime harmonics 3-23 are accessible in the 13-note MOS, but the 13-note MOS is very [[hard]], and said prime harmonics are in different directions).
[[Fomalhaut]] is a [[weak extension]] of Deneb to higher limits that splits the interval of [[11/3]] in three. Fomalhaut was considered in the no-2s no-7s 23-limit (3.5.11.13.17.19.23) from the start. It is considerably more complex than Deneb, and requires at least an 18-note MOS to properly use (technically, all prime harmonics 3-23 are accessible in the 13-note MOS, but the 13-note MOS is very [[hard]], and said prime harmonics are in different directions).


Also, [[Mintra]], although it's mainly known as a strong extension of [[Mintaka]], is additionally a weak extension of Deneb and a weak extension of [[BPS]], combining all three temperaments into an efficient 3.5.7.11 temperament. The way it is a weak extension of Deneb is that [[27/11]] (the tritave-complement of 11/9) is split into two [[11/7]]s.
Also, the 3.5.7.11 temperament [[Mintra]], although it's mainly known as a strong extension of [[Mintaka]], is additionally a weak extension of Deneb and a weak extension of [[BPS]], combining all three temperaments into an efficient 3.5.7.11 temperament. The way it is a weak extension of Deneb is that [[27/11]] (the tritave-complement of 11/9) is split into two [[11/7]]s. Mintra can then be further extended to 3.5.7.11.13.


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