Canousmic temperaments: Difference between revisions
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== Satin == | == Satin == | ||
The satin temperament (94&217) uses 11/10 as a generator, three of them gives 4/3, and tempers out both the [[rainy comma]] and the canousma. | The satin temperament (94 & 217) uses 11/10 as a generator, three of them gives 4/3, and tempers out both the [[rainy comma]] and the canousma. | ||
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== Superlimmal == | == Superlimmal == | ||
The superlimmal temperament uses an ever slightly sharpened [[27/25|large limma]] as the generator, nine exceed the octave by [[126/125]] | The superlimmal temperament (80 & 311) uses an ever slightly sharpened [[27/25|large limma]] as the generator, nine exceed the octave by [[126/125]]. It gets all the primes up to 29 reasonably covered, but still acceptible just as a 13-limit microtemperament, judging from its [[comma basis]]. The 80-tone [[MOS scale]] is presumably the place to start, and a 151-tone MOS is possible. | ||
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