Kite's ups and downs notation: Difference between revisions

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In B, with upminors: B C C^ C# D D^ D# E F F^ F# G G^ G# A A^ A# B

One can't associate ups and downs with yo and gu because of the poor approximation of the 5-limit. However major = ru or fifthward wa, minor = zo or fourthward wa, and downmajor = upminor = ~~jade~~ or ~~amber~~.

One can't associate ups and downs with yo and gu because of the poor approximation of the 5-limit. However major = ru or fifthward wa, minor = zo or fourthward wa, and downmajor = upminor = ilo or lu.

'''24-EDO:''' (2 keys per sharp/flat)

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In C: C C^/Dbv C#/Db Dv D D^/Ebv D#/Eb Ev E E^/Fv F F^ F#/Gb Gv G etc.

JI associations: Major = yo or fifthward wa, minor = gu or fourthward wa, upmajor = ru, downminor = zo, downmajor = upminor = ~~jade~~ or ~~amber~~.

JI associations: Major = yo or fifthward wa, minor = gu or fourthward wa, upmajor = ru, downminor = zo, downmajor = upminor = ilo or lu.

24-EDO is an example of a '''multi-ring''' EDO. An EDO is multi-ring if the keyspan of the generator (usually the fifth) isn't coprime with the keyspan of the octave, and '''single-ring''' or 1-ring if it is. 24-EDO has a fifth of 14 steps, and is 2-ring because there are 2 unconnected circles of 12 fifths. They are notated as the mid one and the up one:

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In C: C C^ Dbv Db Db^ D D^ Ebv Eb Eb^ E E^ Fv F F^ F# Gb Gb^ G etc.

JI associations: Perfect = wa, major = yo or fifthward wa, minor = gu or fourthward wa, downminor = zo, upmajor = ru, downmajor = upminor = ~~jade~~ or ~~amber~~ (same as 24-EDO).

JI associations: Perfect = wa, major = yo or fifthward wa, minor = gu or fourthward wa, downminor = zo, upmajor = ru, downmajor = upminor = ilo or lu (same as 24-EDO).

'''41-EDO:''' (4 keys per sharp/flat)

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In C: C C^ Dbv Db Db^ D D^ Ebv Eb Eb^ E E^ Fv F F^ F# Gb Gb^ G etc.

JI associations: Perfect = wa, major = fifthward wa, minor = fourthward wa, downmajor = yo, upminor = gu, downminor = zo, upmajor = ru, double-downmajor = double-upminor = ~~jade~~ or ~~amber~~.

JI associations: Perfect = wa, major = fifthward wa, minor = fourthward wa, downmajor = yo, upminor = gu, downminor = zo, upmajor = ru, double-downmajor = double-upminor = ilo or lu.

=22edo Chord Names=

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 In B, with upminors: B C C^ C# D D^ D# E F F^ F# G G^ G# A A^ A# B
-One can't associate ups and downs with yo and gu because of the poor approximation of the 5-limit. However major = ru or fifthward wa, minor = zo or fourthward wa, and downmajor = upminor = jade or amber.
+One can't associate ups and downs with yo and gu because of the poor approximation of the 5-limit. However major = ru or fifthward wa, minor = zo or fourthward wa, and downmajor = upminor = ilo or lu.
 '''<u>24-EDO</u>:''' (2 keys per sharp/flat)
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 In C: C C^/Dbv C#/Db Dv D D^/Ebv D#/Eb Ev E E^/Fv F F^ F#/Gb Gv G etc.
-JI associations: Major = yo or fifthward wa, minor = gu or fourthward wa, upmajor = ru, downminor = zo, downmajor = upminor = jade or amber.
+JI associations: Major = yo or fifthward wa, minor = gu or fourthward wa, upmajor = ru, downminor = zo, downmajor = upminor = ilo or lu.
 -EDO is an example of a '''multi-ring''' EDO. An EDO is multi-ring if the keyspan of the generator (usually the fifth) isn't coprime with the keyspan of the octave, and '''single-ring''' or 1-ring if it is. 24-EDO has a fifth of 14 steps, and is 2-ring because there are 2 unconnected circles of 12 fifths. They are notated as the mid one and the up one:
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 In C: C C^ Dbv Db Db^ D D^ Ebv Eb Eb^ E E^ Fv F F^ F# Gb Gb^ G etc.
-JI associations: Perfect = wa, major = yo or fifthward wa, minor = gu or fourthward wa, downminor = zo, upmajor = ru, downmajor = upminor = jade or amber (same as 24-EDO).
+JI associations: Perfect = wa, major = yo or fifthward wa, minor = gu or fourthward wa, downminor = zo, upmajor = ru, downmajor = upminor = ilo or lu (same as 24-EDO).
 '''<u>41-EDO</u>:''' (4 keys per sharp/flat)
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 In C: C C^ Dbv Db Db^ D D^ Ebv Eb Eb^ E E^ Fv F F^ F# Gb Gb^ G etc.
-JI associations: Perfect = wa, major = fifthward wa, minor = fourthward wa, downmajor = yo, upminor = gu, downminor = zo, upmajor = ru, double-downmajor = double-upminor = jade or amber.
+JI associations: Perfect = wa, major = fifthward wa, minor = fourthward wa, downmajor = yo, upminor = gu, downminor = zo, upmajor = ru, double-downmajor = double-upminor = ilo or lu.
 =<u>22edo Chord Names</u>=