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The obvious full-41 layout has keys one edostep apart adjacent to each other, forming a column. The top of one column "jumps" to the bottom of the next column. It's like the [https://hpi.zentral.zone/tonalplexus Tonal Plexus] layout, but omitting 80% of the keys to reduce 205-edo to 41-edo. This picture shows 2 octaves, with the white keys running C to C. Each white key has a sharp (upper right) and a flat (lower left). | The obvious full-41 layout has keys one edostep apart adjacent to each other, forming a column. The top of one column "jumps" to the bottom of the next column. It's like the [https://hpi.zentral.zone/tonalplexus Tonal Plexus] layout, but omitting 80% of the keys to reduce 205-edo to 41-edo. This picture shows 2 octaves, with the white keys running C to C. Each white key has a sharp (upper right) and a flat (lower left). | ||
[[File:41edo keyboard layout.png|none|thumb|395x395px]] | [[File:41edo keyboard layout.png|none|thumb|395x395px]] | ||
To avoid awkward reaches when playing near the upper or lower edge of the keyboard, some duplication of pitches might be desirable, analogous to a button accordion having 5 rows of buttons but only 3 rows of keys. | |||
[[File:41-edo keyboard 2.jpg|none|thumb|420x420px]] | |||
Various hexagonal Lumatone layouts are a possibility too. | Various hexagonal Lumatone layouts are a possibility too. | ||