11edt

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Prime factorization 11 (prime)
Step size 172.905 ¢ 
Octave 7\11edt (1210.34 ¢)
(semiconvergent)
Consistency limit 6
Distinct consistency limit 5

11edt means the division of 3, the tritave, into 11 equal parts of 175.905 cents each, corresponding to 6.940 edo. It can therefore be seen as a very stretched version of 7edo, with octaves sharpened by ten and a third cents. The octave stretching makes the fifth in better tune, and of course the twelfth is the pure 3/1 tritave.

From a no-two point of view, it tempers out 49/45 and 15625/15309 in the 7-limit and 35/33 and 77/75 in the 11-limit.


Intervals

# Cents Hekts Approximate ratios Arcturus nonatonic notation
0 1/1 H
1 172.9 118.1 11/10, 10/9 H#, Ib
2 345.8 236.2 11/9 I
3 518.7 354.3 4/3, 27/20 J
4 691.6 472.4 3/2, 40/27 K
5 864.5 590.5 5/3, 28/17, 105/64 L
6 1037.4 708.6 29/16, 20/11, 64/35 L#, Mb
7 1210.3 826.7 2/1 M
8 1383.2 944.8 N
9 1556.1 1062.9 O
10 1729 1181 P
11 1902 1300 H

Scala tuning

Tuning in scala format is as follows:

! E:\cakewalk\scales\11_of_tritave.scl

!

11 in tritave

!

172.90500

345.81000

518.71500

691.62000

864.52500

1037.43000

1210.33500

1383.24000

1556.14500

1729.05000

3/1

Pieces

Mozart's sonata #11 in A Major K331 in 11 EDT (using a 11 => 12 key mapping so octaves become tritaves)

Frozen Time Occupies Wall Street by Chris Vaisvil =>information about the piece

Molly's Playground by Chris Vaisvil => information about the piece