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The '''80 equal temperament''', often abbreviated 80-tET, 80-EDO, or 80-ET, is the scale derived by dividing the octave into 80 equally-sized steps. Each step is exactly 15 [[cent|cent]]s.  
The '''80 equal temperament''', often abbreviated 80-tET, 80-EDO, or 80-ET, is the scale derived by dividing the octave into 80 equally-sized steps. Each step is exactly 15 [[cent]]s.  


== Theory ==
== Theory ==
80et is the first equal temperament that represents the [[19-limit]] [[tonality diamond]] [[consistent|consistently]], though it barely manages to do so.
80et is the first equal temperament that represents the [[19-limit]] [[tonality diamond]] [[consistent]]ly, though it barely manages to do so.


80et [[Tempering_out|tempers out]] 176/175 and 540/539 in the [[11-limit]], 169/168, [[325/324]], [[351/350]], [[352/351]], [[364/363]] and 1001/1000 in the [[13-limit]], 136/135, 221/220, 256/255, 289/288, 561/560, 595/594, 715/714, 936/935, 1275/1274 in the [[17-limit]], 190/189, 286/285, 361/360, 400/399, 456/455, 476/475, 969/968, 1331/1330, [[1445/1444]], 1521/1520, 1540/1539 and 1729/1728 in the 19-limit, not to mention such important non-superparticular commas as [[2048/2025]], 4000/3969, 1728/1715 and 3136/3125.  
80et [[Tempering_out|tempers out]] 176/175 and 540/539 in the [[11-limit]], 169/168, [[325/324]], [[351/350]], [[352/351]], [[364/363]] and 1001/1000 in the [[13-limit]], 136/135, 221/220, 256/255, 289/288, 561/560, 595/594, 715/714, 936/935, 1275/1274 in the [[17-limit]], 190/189, 286/285, 361/360, 400/399, 456/455, 476/475, 969/968, 1331/1330, [[1445/1444]], 1521/1520, 1540/1539 and 1729/1728 in the 19-limit, not to mention such important non-superparticular commas as [[2048/2025]], 4000/3969, 1728/1715 and 3136/3125.  
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41&80 <<7 26 25 -3 -24 -33 20 ... ||
41&80 <<7 26 25 -3 -24 -33 20 ... ||


In each case, the numbers joined by an ampersand represent 19-limit [[Patent_val|patent vals]] (meaning obtained by rounding to the nearest integer) and the first and most important part of the wedgie is given.
In each case, the numbers joined by an ampersand represent 19-limit [[patent val]]s (meaning obtained by rounding to the nearest integer) and the first and most important part of the wedgie is given.


== Intervals ==
== Intervals ==
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== Just approximation ==
== Just approximation ==
{| class="wikitable center-all"
{| class="wikitable center-all"
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! prime 2
! prime 2
! prime 3
! prime 3
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Revision as of 12:02, 18 December 2020

The 80 equal temperament, often abbreviated 80-tET, 80-EDO, or 80-ET, is the scale derived by dividing the octave into 80 equally-sized steps. Each step is exactly 15 cents.

Theory

80et is the first equal temperament that represents the 19-limit tonality diamond consistently, though it barely manages to do so.

80et tempers out 176/175 and 540/539 in the 11-limit, 169/168, 325/324, 351/350, 352/351, 364/363 and 1001/1000 in the 13-limit, 136/135, 221/220, 256/255, 289/288, 561/560, 595/594, 715/714, 936/935, 1275/1274 in the 17-limit, 190/189, 286/285, 361/360, 400/399, 456/455, 476/475, 969/968, 1331/1330, 1445/1444, 1521/1520, 1540/1539 and 1729/1728 in the 19-limit, not to mention such important non-superparticular commas as 2048/2025, 4000/3969, 1728/1715 and 3136/3125.

80et provides the optimal patent val for 5-limit diaschismic, for 13-limit srutal, and for 7-, 11- and 13-limit bidia. It is a good tuning for various temperaments in canou family, especially in higher limits.

80et supports a profusion of 19-limit (and lower) rank two temperaments which have mostly not been explored. We might mention:

31&80 <<7 6 15 27 -24 -23 -20 ... ||

72&80 <<24 30 40 24 32 24 0 ... ||

34&80 <<2 -4 -50 22 16 2 -40 ... ||

46&80 <<2 -4 30 22 16 2 40 ... ||

29&80 <<3 34 45 33 24 -37 20 ... ||

12&80 <<4 -8 -20 -36 32 4 0 ... ||

22&80 <<6 -10 12 -14 -32 6 -40 ... ||

58&80 <<6 -10 12 -14 -32 6 40 ... ||

41&80 <<7 26 25 -3 -24 -33 20 ... ||

In each case, the numbers joined by an ampersand represent 19-limit patent vals (meaning obtained by rounding to the nearest integer) and the first and most important part of the wedgie is given.

Intervals

Degree Cents Approximate Ratios*
0 0 1/1
1 15 64/63
2 30 81/80, 50/49
3 45 36/35, 49/48, 34/33
4 60 28/27, 33/32, 26/25, 35/34
5 75 25/24, 22/21, 27/26
6 90 21/20, 19/18, 20/19
7 105 16/15, 17/16, 18/17
8 120 15/14
9 135 13/12, 14/13
10 150 12/11
11 165 11/10
12 180 10/9, 21/19
13 195 19/17
14 210 9/8, 17/15
15 225 8/7
16 240
17 255 81/70, 15/13, 22/19
18 270 7/6
19 285 13/11, 20/17
20 300 25/21, 19/16
21 315 6/5
22 330 17/14
23 345 11/9
24 360 16/13
25 375 21/17
26 390 5/4
27 405 24/19, 19/15
28 420 14/11
29 435 9/7
30 450 35/27, 13/10, 22/17
31 465 17/13
32 480 21/16, 25/19
33 495 4/3
34 510
35 525 19/14
36 540 26/19
37 555 11/8
38 570 18/13
39 585 7/5
40 600 17/12, 24/17

* based on treating 80edo as a 19-limit temperament; other approaches are possible.

Just approximation

prime 2 prime 3 prime 5 prime 7 prime 11 prime 13 prime 17 prime 19 prime 23 prime 29 prime 31
Error absolute (¢) 0.00 +3.04 +3.69 +6.17 +3.68 -0.53 +0.04 +2.49 +1.73 +5.42 -5.04
relative (%) 0.0 +20.3 +24.6 +41.1 +24.5 -3.5 +0.3 +16.6 +11.5 +36.2 -33.6