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The [[5-limit]] [[comma]] '''15625/15552''', which is sometimes called the '''kleisma''', is tempered out in [[Hanson|Hanson temperament]] and the kleismic family. Tempering it equates a stack of six [[6/5]]'s with a single [[3/1]]. | The [[5-limit]] [[comma]] '''15625/15552''', which is sometimes called the '''kleisma''', is tempered out in [[Hanson|Hanson temperament]] and the kleismic family. Tempering it equates a stack of six [[6/5]]'s with a single [[3/1]]. | ||
Like the [[magic comma]], instead of being tempered out in [[12edo]], it's blown up to a whole semitone - six 6/5s make an augmented eleventh (18 steps), while 3/1 is a perfect tweltfth (19 steps). | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Small comma]] | * [[Small comma]] | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 11 October 2022
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The 5-limit comma 15625/15552, which is sometimes called the kleisma, is tempered out in Hanson temperament and the kleismic family. Tempering it equates a stack of six 6/5's with a single 3/1.
Like the magic comma, instead of being tempered out in 12edo, it's blown up to a whole semitone - six 6/5s make an augmented eleventh (18 steps), while 3/1 is a perfect tweltfth (19 steps).
See also
- Small comma
- Kleismic family, the rank-2 temperament family where it is tempered out
- Kleismic rank three family, the rank-3 temperament family where it is tempered out