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[[Meantone intervals|Intervals in meantone]] have standard names based on the number of steps of the diatonic scale they span (this corresponds to the [[val]] <7 11 16|), with a modifier {..."double diminished", "diminished", "minor", "major", "augmented", "double augmented"...} that tells you the specific interval in increments of a chromatic semitone. Note that in a general meantone system, all of these intervals are distinct. For example, a diminished fourth is a different interval from a major third.
[[Meantone intervals|Intervals in meantone]] have standard names based on the number of steps of the diatonic scale they span (this corresponds to the [[val]] <7 11 16|), with a modifier {..."double diminished", "diminished", "minor", "major", "augmented", "double augmented"...} that tells you the specific interval in increments of a chromatic semitone. Note that in a general meantone system, all of these intervals are distinct. For example, a diminished fourth is a different interval from a major third.


== Meantone Temperaments (ie, tunings) ==
== Meantone temperaments ==
 
The meantone temperaments (ie, tunings) include:
* [[19edo]]
* [[19edo]]
* [[1/3 syntonic comma meantone]]
* [[1/3 syntonic comma meantone]]
* [[Golden Meantone]]
* [[Golden meantone]]
* [[Quarter-comma meantone|1/4 syntonic comma meantone]]
* [[Quarter-comma meantone|1/4 syntonic comma meantone]]
* [[31edo]]
* [[31edo]]
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* [[1/6 syntonic comma meantone]]
* [[1/6 syntonic comma meantone]]
* [[12edo]]
* [[12edo]]
* [[Lucy Tuning]]
* [[Lucy tuning]]
* [[55edo]]
* [[55edo]]
* [[Tungsten meantone]]
* [[Tungsten meantone]]