Canousmic temperaments: Difference between revisions
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== Superlimmal == | == Superlimmal == | ||
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 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]]. While the [[MOS scale]] may not be the most effective approach, the 80-tone MOS is presumably the place to start if it is used. It can also be extended to prime 37 by tempering out ([[27/25]])/([[40/37]]) = [[1000/999]], where 40/37 is notably the mediant of [[27/25]] and [[13/12]], which could be interpreted as an explanation of the sharpened limma. | ||
Subgroup: 2.3.5.7 | Subgroup: 2.3.5.7 | ||
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Subgroup: 2.3.5.7.11.13.17.19.23.29.37 | Subgroup: 2.3.5.7.11.13.17.19.23.29.37 | ||
Comma list: 595/594, 760/759, 784/783, 969/968, 1000/999, 1045/1044, 1105/1104, 1275/1274 | Comma list: 595/594, 760/759, 784/783, 925/924, 969/968, 1000/999, 1045/1044, 1105/1104, 1275/1274 | ||
Mapping: | Mapping: [{{val| 1 8 12 18 11 1 6 11 7 16 15 }}, {{val| 0 -57 -86 -135 -67 24 -17 -60 -22 -99 -87 }}] | ||
[{{val| 1 8 12 18 11 1 6 11 7 16 15 }}, {{val| 0 -57 -86 -135 -67 24 -17 -60 -22 -99 -87 }}] | |||
POTE generator: ~27/25 = 135.0460 | POTE generator: ~27/25 = 135.0460 | ||
Vals: {{val list| 80, 311 }} | Vals: {{val list| 80, 231, 311 }} | ||
Badness: | Badness: 0.010901 | ||
[[Category:Regular temperament theory]] | [[Category:Regular temperament theory]] |