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18-EDO contains sub-EDOs [[2edo|2]], [[3edo|3]], [[6edo|6]], and [[9edo|9]], and itself is half of [[36edo|36-EDO]] and one-fourth of [[72edo|72-EDO]]. It bears some similarities to [[13edo|13-EDO]] (with its very flat 4ths and nice subminor 3rds), [[11edo|11-EDO]] (with its very sharp minor 3rds, two of which span a very flat 5th), 16-EDO (with its sharp 4ths and flat 5ths), and 17-EDO and 19-EDO (with its narrow semitone, three of which comprise a whole-tone). It is an excellent tuning for those seeking a forceful deviation from the common practice. | 18-EDO contains sub-EDOs [[2edo|2]], [[3edo|3]], [[6edo|6]], and [[9edo|9]], and itself is half of [[36edo|36-EDO]] and one-fourth of [[72edo|72-EDO]]. It bears some similarities to [[13edo|13-EDO]] (with its very flat 4ths and nice subminor 3rds), [[11edo|11-EDO]] (with its very sharp minor 3rds, two of which span a very flat 5th), 16-EDO (with its sharp 4ths and flat 5ths), and 17-EDO and 19-EDO (with its narrow semitone, three of which comprise a whole-tone). It is an excellent tuning for those seeking a forceful deviation from the common practice. | ||
== Intervals and Notation == | == Intervals and Notation == | ||