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== Kleismic (19&15, 2.3.5.7) == | == Kleismic (19&15, 2.3.5.7) == | ||
== Orgone (15&11, 2.7.11) == | == Orgone (15&11, 2.7.11) == | ||
{{main|Orgone}} | |||
Commas:65536/65219 | |||
Subgroup: 2.7.11 | |||
POTE generator: ~77/64 = 323.372 | |||
Sval map: [<1 2 4|, <0 3 -2|] | |||
EDOs: 7, 11, 15, 26, 37, 63, 89, 115, 141, 167, 308, 475bc, 783bc | |||
== Sixix (18&25) == | == Sixix (18&25) == | ||
[[Sixix]] can be viewed as a [[dual-fifth temperaments|dual-fifth temperament]], i.e. a temperament on the 2.3+.3-.5 "subgroup" (3+ = sharp 3, 3- = flat 3): | [[Sixix]] can be viewed as a [[dual-fifth temperaments|dual-fifth temperament]], i.e. a temperament on the 2.3+.3-.5 "subgroup" (3+ = sharp 3, 3- = flat 3): | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 19 April 2021
Myna (27&31)
Kleismic (19&15, 2.3.5.7)
Orgone (15&11, 2.7.11)
Commas:65536/65219
Subgroup: 2.7.11
POTE generator: ~77/64 = 323.372
Sval map: [<1 2 4|, <0 3 -2|]
EDOs: 7, 11, 15, 26, 37, 63, 89, 115, 141, 167, 308, 475bc, 783bc
Sixix (18&25)
Sixix can be viewed as a dual-fifth temperament, i.e. a temperament on the 2.3+.3-.5 "subgroup" (3+ = sharp 3, 3- = flat 3):
- It has both a sharp fifth and a flat fifth but no near-just 3/2.
- Combining the sharp fifth and the flat fifth yields a good approximation of 9/8; two 9/8's make a 5/4, so it tempers out 81/80 in the underlying 2.9.5 subgroup.
- The chroma of sixix[7] is the difference between the sharp fifth and the flat fifth, and functions much like a(n untempered) comma in sixix harmony, giving two slightly different flavors of fifths, minor thirds, major thirds, etc, much like in porcupine harmony. Tempering out this comma leads to 7edo.