Temperament naming: Difference between revisions
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Origin: Pre-Middle-Path | Origin: Pre-Middle-Path | ||
Meaning: A restructuring of the words "acute minor third." The ideal generator for Amity is between a minor third and neutral third. | Meaning: A restructuring of the words "acute minor third." The ideal generator for Amity is between a minor third and neutral third. | ||
===Ammonite:=== | |||
Origin: 2011, Ryan Avella, Gene Smith | |||
Meaning: Gene Smith likes ammonites... | |||
===Avila:=== | |||
Origin: 2011, Mike Battaglia, Ron Sword, Ryan Avella | |||
Meaning: Originally discovered by Ryan by accident while he was reading the mapping for Mavila temperament incorrectly. It is the original spelling of Ryan's surname. | |||
===Blackwood:=== | ===Blackwood:=== | ||
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Origin: 2000s? | Origin: 2000s? | ||
Meaning: A combination of the words "fourth" and "third." This is meant to represent the unification of perfect fourths and major thirds in Father temperament. | Meaning: A combination of the words "fourth" and "third." This is meant to represent the unification of perfect fourths and major thirds in Father temperament. | ||
===Mabila:=== | |||
Origin: 2011, Gene Smith | |||
Meaning: Named after Mavila temperament due to their similar tunings and scale structure. | |||
===Mavila:=== | ===Mavila:=== | ||
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Meaning: A restructuring of the words &quot;acute minor third.&quot; The ideal generator for Amity is between a minor third and neutral third.<br /> | Meaning: A restructuring of the words &quot;acute minor third.&quot; The ideal generator for Amity is between a minor third and neutral third.<br /> | ||
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Origin: 2011, Ryan Avella, Gene Smith<br /> | |||
Meaning: Gene Smith likes ammonites...<br /> | |||
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Origin: 2011, Mike Battaglia, Ron Sword, Ryan Avella<br /> | |||
Meaning: Originally discovered by Ryan by accident while he was reading the mapping for Mavila temperament incorrectly. It is the original spelling of Ryan's surname.<br /> | |||
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Origin: Middle-Path or Pre-Middle-Path<br /> | Origin: Middle-Path or Pre-Middle-Path<br /> | ||
Meaning: Named after Easley Blackwood's 10-out-of-15 maximally even scale.<br /> | Meaning: Named after Easley Blackwood's 10-out-of-15 maximally even scale.<br /> | ||
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Origin: 2000s?<br /> | Origin: 2000s?<br /> | ||
Meaning: A combination of the words &quot;fourth&quot; and &quot;third.&quot; This is meant to represent the unification of perfect fourths and major thirds in Father temperament.<br /> | Meaning: A combination of the words &quot;fourth&quot; and &quot;third.&quot; This is meant to represent the unification of perfect fourths and major thirds in Father temperament.<br /> | ||
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Origin: 2011, Gene Smith<br /> | |||
Meaning: Named after Mavila temperament due to their similar tunings and scale structure.<br /> | |||
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Origin: 1990s? Kraig Grady<br /> | Origin: 1990s? Kraig Grady<br /> | ||
Meaning: Named after the Chopi village of Mavila in Mozambique, known for their use near-equal heptatonic scales.<br /> | Meaning: Named after the Chopi village of Mavila in Mozambique, known for their use near-equal heptatonic scales.<br /> | ||
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Origin: Really really old<br /> | Origin: Really really old<br /> | ||
Meaning: Named so because it maps the major whole tone (9/8) and the minor whole tone (10/9) to the same interval, which is near the average of the two tones in ideal tunings.<br /> | Meaning: Named so because it maps the major whole tone (9/8) and the minor whole tone (10/9) to the same interval, which is near the average of the two tones in ideal tunings.<br /> | ||
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Origin: 2001, (Paul Erlich?)<br /> | Origin: 2001, (Paul Erlich?)<br /> | ||
Meaning: Named after John Negri's 10-out-of-19 maximally even scale.<br /> | Meaning: Named after John Negri's 10-out-of-19 maximally even scale.<br /> | ||
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Origin: 2001, Gene Smith<br /> | Origin: 2001, Gene Smith<br /> | ||
Meaning: Named after George Orwell's book 1984, because of the generator of 19/84.<br /> | Meaning: Named after George Orwell's book 1984, because of the generator of 19/84.<br /> | ||
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Origin: 1999? Herman Miller<br /> | Origin: 1999? Herman Miller<br /> | ||
Meaning: Named after Herman Miller's Mizarian Porcupine Overture in 15-EDO.<br /> | Meaning: Named after Herman Miller's Mizarian Porcupine Overture in 15-EDO.<br /> | ||
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Origin: Middle-Path or Pre-Middle-Path<br /> | Origin: Middle-Path or Pre-Middle-Path<br /> | ||
Meaning: A combination of the words &quot;semi-&quot; and &quot;sixth.&quot;</body></html></pre></div> | Meaning: A combination of the words &quot;semi-&quot; and &quot;sixth.&quot;</body></html></pre></div> | ||