4edf

4 equal divisions of the perfect fifth (abbreviated 4edf or 4ed3/2) is a nonoctave tuning system that divides the interval of 3/2 into 4 equal parts of about 175 ¢ each. Each step represents a frequency ratio of (3/2)^1/4, or the 4th root of 3/2. It corresponds to 6.8380edo. It is related to the tetracot temperament, which tempers out 20000/19683 in the 5-limit.

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4edf

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Prime factorization	22 (highly composite)
Step size	175.489 ¢
Octave	7\4edf (1228.42 ¢) (semiconvergent)
Twelfth	11\4edf (1930.38 ¢) (semiconvergent)
Consistency limit	6
Distinct consistency limit	5

Intervals

#	Cents	Tetratonic Notation
0	0.000	C
1	175.5	D
2	351.0	E
3	526.5	F
4	702.0	C
5	877.4	D
6	1052.9	E
7	1228.4	F
8	1403.9	C
9	1579.4	D
10	1754.9	E
11	1930.4	F
12	2105.9	C
13	2281.4	D
14	2456.8	E

Music

Carlo Serafini

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