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Built via step nesting from the 5-limit minor seventh tetrad: 6/5 3/2 9/5 2/1, the Porcutone system is a 12-note rank-3 [[Meantone]][12] x [[Ripple]][12] [[Fokker block]], a [[step-nested scale]] that also tempers to [[Porcupine]][8], comprising a diatonic [[Meantone]][7]-[[Porcupine]][7]-[[Dicot]][7] [[wakalix]] / 3-[[Step-nested scale|SNS]] on the white keys, and a pentatonic [[Meantone]][5]-[[Father]][5]-[[Bug]][5] [[wakalix]] on the 'black' keys. The G# / Ab key is coloured pink (and the remaining chromatic keys blue), and along with the white keys makes a [[Porcupine]][8] / [[Father]][8] [[Fokker block]].
Built via step nesting from the 5-limit minor seventh tetrad: 6/5 3/2 9/5 2/1, the Porcutone system is a 12-note rank-3 [[Meantone]][12] x [[Ripple]][12] [[Fokker block]], a [[step-nested scale]] that also tempers to [[Porcupine]][8], comprising a diatonic [[Meantone]][7]-[[Porcupine]][7]-[[Dicot]][7] [[wakalix]] / 3-[[Step-nested scale|SNS]] on the white keys, and a pentatonic [[Meantone]][5]-[[Father]][5]-[[Bug]][5] [[wakalix]] on the 'black' keys.  
 
For the accompanying mapping for the Lumatone keyboard the G# / Ab key is coloured pink (and the remaining chromatic keys blue), and along with the white keys makes a [[Porcupine]][8] / [[Father]][8] [[Fokker block]] (any colours could be chosen instead of white, pink, and blue).


== Porcutone diatonic ==
== Porcutone diatonic ==