65edo
65 tone equal temperament
65edo divides the octave into 65 equal parts of 18.4615 cents each. It can be characterized as the temperament which tempers out the schisma, 32805/32768, the sensipent comma, 78732/78125, and the wuerschmidt comma. In the 7-limit, there are two different maps; the first is <65 103 151 182|, tempering out 126/125, 245/243 and 686/675, so that 65edo supports sensi temperament, and the second is <65 103 151 183|, tempering out 225/224, 3125/3097, 4000/3969 and 5120/5103, so that 65edo supports garibaldi temperament. In both cases, the tuning privileges the 5-limit over the 7-limit, as the 5-limit of 65 is quite accurate. The same can be said for the two different versions of 7-limit wuerschmidt temperament (wurschmidt and worschmidt) these two mappings provide.
65edo approximates the intervals 3/2, 5/4, 11/8, 19/16, 23/16 and 31/16 well, so that it does a good job representing the 2.3.5.11.19.23.31 just intonation subgroup. To this one may want to add 17/16 and 29/16, giving the 31-limit no-7's no-13's subgroup 2.3.5.11.17.19.23.29.31. Also of interest is the 19-limit 2*65 subgroup 2.3.5.49.11.91.119.19, on which 65 has the same tuning and commas as the zeta edo 130edo.
65edo contains 13edo as a subset. The offset between a just perfect fifth at 702 cents and the 13edo superfifth at 738.5 cents, is approximately 2 degrees of 65edo. Therefore, an instrument fretted to 13edo, with open strings tuned to 3-limit intervals such as 4/3, 3/2, 9/8, 16/9 etc, will approximate a subset of 65edo. For an example of this, see Rubble: a Xenuke Unfolded.
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Intervals
| Degree | Cents | Ups and Downs | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0.0000 | P1 | D |
| 1 | 18.4615 | ^1 | ^D |
| 2 | 36.9231 | ^^1 | ^^D |
| 3 | 55.3846 | vvm2 | vvEb |
| 4 | 73.84615 | vm2 | vEb |
| 5 | 92.3077 | m2 | Eb |
| 6 | 110.7692 | A1/^m2 | D#/^Eb |
| 7 | 129.2308 | v~2 | ^^Eb |
| 8 | 147.6923 | ~2 | vvvE |
| 9 | 166.15385 | ^~2 | vvE |
| 10 | 184.6154 | vM2 | vE |
| 11 | 203.0769 | M2 | E |
| 12 | 221.5385 | ^M2 | ^E |
| 13 | 240 | ^^M2 | ^^E |
| 14 | 258.4615 | vvm3 | vvF |
| 15 | 276.9231 | vm3 | vF |
| 16 | 295.3846 | m3 | F |
| 17 | 313.84615 | ^m3 | ^F |
| 18 | 332.3077 | v~3 | ^^F |
| 19 | 350.7692 | ~3 | ^^^F |
| 20 | 369.2308 | ^~3 | vvF# |
| 21 | 387.6923 | vM3 | vF# |
| 22 | 406.15385 | M3 | F# |
| 23 | 424.6154 | ^M3 | ^F# |
| 24 | 443.0769 | ^^M3 | ^^F# |
| 25 | 461.5385 | vv4 | vvG |
| 26 | 480 | v4 | vG |
| 27 | 498.4615 | P4 | G |
| 28 | 516.9231 | ^4 | ^G |
| 29 | 535.3846 | v~4 | ^^G |
| 30 | 553.84615 | ~4 | ^^^G |
| 31 | 572.3077 | ^~4/vd5 | vvG#/vAb |
| 32 | 590.7692 | vA4/d5 | vG#/Ab |
| 33 | 609.2308 | A4/^d5 | G#/^Ab |
| 34 | 627.6923 | ^A4/v~5 | ^G#/^^Ab |
| 35 | 646.1538 | ~5 | vvvA |
| 36 | 664.6154 | ^~5 | vvA |
| 37 | 683.0769 | v5 | vA |
| 38 | 701.5385 | P5 | A |
| 39 | 720 | ^5 | ^A |
| 40 | 738.4615 | ^^5 | ^^A |
| 41 | 756.9231 | vvm6 | vvBb |
| 42 | 775.3846 | vm6 | vBb |
| 43 | 793.84615 | m6 | Bb |
| 44 | 812.3077 | ^m6 | ^Bb |
| 45 | 830.7692 | v~6 | ^^Bb |
| 46 | 849.2308 | ~6 | vvvB |
| 47 | 867.6923 | ^~6 | vvB |
| 48 | 886.15385 | vM6 | vB |
| 49 | 904.6154 | M6 | B |
| 50 | 923.0769 | ^M6 | ^B |
| 51 | 941.5385 | ^^M6 | ^^B |
| 52 | 960 | vvm7 | vvC |
| 53 | 978.4615 | vm7 | vC |
| 54 | 996.9231 | m7 | C |
| 55 | 1015.3846 | ^m7 | ^C |
| 56 | 1033.84615 | v~7 | ^^C |
| 57 | 1052.3077 | ~7 | ^^^C |
| 58 | 1070.7692 | ^~7 | vvC# |
| 59 | 1089.2308 | vM7 | vC# |
| 60 | 1107.6923 | M7 | C# |
| 61 | 1126.15385 | ^M7 | ^C# |
| 62 | 1144.6154 | ^^M7 | ^^C# |
| 63 | 1163.0769 | vv8 | vvD |
| 64 | 1181.5385 | v8 | vD |
| 65 | 1200 | P8 | D |