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These tunings satisfy the property that two [[semifourth]] generators make a ''diatonic'' ([[5L 2s]]) fourth, i.e. any tuning where the semifourth is between 1\5 (240¢) or 3\14 (257.14¢). | These tunings satisfy the property that two [[semifourth]] generators make a ''diatonic'' ([[5L 2s]]) fourth, i.e. any tuning where the semifourth is between 1\5 (240¢) or 3\14 (257.14¢). | ||
The sizes of the generator, large step and small step of 5L 4s are as follows in various | The sizes of the generator, large step and small step of 5L 4s are as follows in various hard-of-basic tunings. | ||
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==== Parahard ==== | ==== Parahard ==== | ||
One important sub-range | One important sub-range is given by stipulating that two semifourth generators must make a ''meantone'' fourth; i.e. that four fifths should approximate a [[5/4]] major third. This can be considered the [[19edo]] (4\19)-to-[[24edo]] (5\24) range, i.e. parahard semiquartal, which also contains [[43edo]] (9\43) and [[62edo]] (13\62). | ||
=== Soft-of-basic === | === Soft-of-basic === |