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214edo is the equal division of the octave into 214 parts of 5.6075 cents each. It is (uniquely) consistent through the [[9-odd-limit]] and tempers out the following commas up to the 13-limit: |51 19 9> and |2 9 -7> in the 5-limit; |-9 8 -4 2>, |0 3 4 -5>, 6144 / 6125 and |22 -1 -10 1> in the 7-limit; 1375 / 1372 in the 11-limit; 1188 / 1183, 351 / 350 and 847 / 845 in the 13-limit. The patent val for 214-EDO is <214 339 497 601|. It can be viewed as a 2.13/5 subgroup temperament, as its approximations for lower prime limits are very poor but. However, this makes 214-EDO an exceptionally xenharmonic tuning.
'''214edo''' is the equal division of the [[octave]] into 214 parts of 5.6075 [[cent]]s each. It is (uniquely) consistent through the [[7-odd-limit]]. The patent val for 214edo is {{val| 214 339 497 601 740 792 }}, which tempers out the following commas: 78732/78125 ([[sensipent comma]]) and {{monzo| -51 19 9 }} (untriton comma) in the 5-limit; [[6144/6125]] (porwell), 16875/16807 (mirkwai), 321489/321400 (varunisma), and {{monzo| 22 -1 -10 1 }} (quasiorwellisma) in the 7-limit; [[540/539]] and 1375/1372 in the 11-limit; 1188/1183, [[351/350]] and [[847/845]] in the 13-limit. It can be viewed as a 2.13/5 subgroup temperament, as its approximations for lower prime limits are very poor but this makes 214edo an exceptionally xenharmonic tuning.
 
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