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''16edX'' is the scale which occurs as the dominant reformed Mixolydian mode. | |||
==Intervals== | |||
== Intervals == | |||
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! rowspan="3" |Degrees | ! rowspan="3" |Degrees | ||
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|1626.366-1652.366 | |1626.366-1652.366 | ||
|1644.563-1670.563 | |1644.563-1670.563 | ||
|}By a surprising coincidence, neutral 16edX turns out to be a false Pelogic temperament with a very pure 5:4 (mistuned by no more than 3.686 cents), and tuning 5:3 pure creates a tenth almost exactly equal to 38/29edo or almost exactly the Golden Subpental Mixolydian step or every ninth step of [[110edo]], and tuning 4:3 pure creates an almost exact 43/74edo fifth. Also, the Golden Soft Superpental Mixolydian step is almost exactly (25/24)^(10/7) and tuning 12:7 pure creates almost exactly the Golden Mixolydian-Ionian step. | |} | ||
By a surprising coincidence, neutral 16edX turns out to be a false Pelogic temperament with a very pure 5:4 (mistuned by no more than 3.686 cents), and tuning 5:3 pure creates a tenth almost exactly equal to 38/29edo or almost exactly the Golden Subpental Mixolydian step or every ninth step of [[110edo]], and tuning 4:3 pure creates an almost exact 43/74edo fifth. Also, the Golden Soft Superpental Mixolydian step is almost exactly (25/24)^(10/7) and tuning 12:7 pure creates almost exactly the Golden Mixolydian-Ionian step. | |||
== See also == | |||
* [[16ed5/2]] - equal division of the classic major tenth | |||
* [[16ed7/3]] - equal division of the septimal minor tenth | |||
[[Category:16-tone]] | [[Category:16-tone]] | ||
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