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At the other extreme, JI itself can be considered a kind of "temperament" where no tempering is happening (no [[comma]]s are tempered out but all are preserved as small pitch differences). | At the other extreme, JI itself can be considered a kind of "temperament" where no tempering is happening (no [[comma]]s are tempered out but all are preserved as small pitch differences). | ||
In between lies the cornucopia of temperaments discussed in [[Paul Erlich]]'s seminal work, ''A Middle Path Between Just Intonation and the Equal Temperaments''. | In between lies the cornucopia of temperaments discussed in [[Paul Erlich]]'s seminal work, ''[[:File:MiddlePath2015.pdf|A Middle Path Between Just Intonation and the Equal Temperaments]]''. | ||
== Introductions to regular temperament theory == | == Introductions to regular temperament theory == | ||