8:11:12

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Chord information
Harmonics 8:11:12
Subharmonics 1/(33:24:22)
Intervals from root 1/1–11/8–3/2
Cents from root 0¢–551¢–702¢
Step intervals 11/8, 12/11
Step cents 551¢, 151¢
Prime limit 11
Genus 3⋅11 (33)
Intervallic odd limit 11
Otonal odd limit 11
Utonal odd limit 33
Consistent edos (d ≥ 2) 7edo*, 15edo*, 17edo*, 22edo*, …

8:11:12 is an 11-limit triad that may be called the harmonic suspended fourth chord. It is one of the simplest 11-limit chords, and can be thought of as the frequency-scale inverse of the Pythagorean suspended second chord, 8:9:12. Its middle note differs from the middle note of the Pythagorean suspended fourth chord, 6:8:9, by 33/32. Unlike 6:8:9, this chord is otonal. Its inverse is 22:24:33.