Carlos Beta
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=Carlos Beta (equal division of the perfect fifth into 11 equal parts)= = = ==Theory== Beta is a non-octave, equally tempered scale discovered by Wendy Carlos. It divides the [[just perfect fifth]] into 11 parts. Each interval is 63.8 cents in size. [[http://www.wendycarlos.com/resources/pitch.html|Article by Wendy Carlos]]
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