The Magic mapping is particularly efficient at putting good intervals close to each other and dissonant ones far away, as demonstrated in more detail in the writings on the kite guitar.
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The Tetracot mapping also puts consonant intervals within easy reach, making major, minor, and neutral triads particularly intuitive to play. Though the 7L 6s MOS is somewhat lopsided, due to its rather hard 5:1 step ratio.
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This can be compressed down to a 1L 5s mapping that extends range, but makes fingerings for common chords slightly more awkward
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If you want to maximise your range while having access to all notes in each octave, the compressed Rodan mapping is about as good as you can get.
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However, this puts octaves all over the place. The expanded Rodan and Baldy mappings still have a wider range than the standard one and are more ergonomic for play.