Talk:27edo

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6L 1s notation

What's that and why is 27edo suitable for such a notation? FloraC (talk) 04:29, 30 March 2023 (UTC)

Using Tetracot as the base for notation rather than Superpyth. Since that's the closest thing to an even heptatonic scale here and the sharps/flats don't cross over each other the way superpyth ones do, it removes the instances where notes can look like they're moving in the wrong direction on a stave. (ie, going from D# to Eb, etc.) I did it in 20edo because that works even more poorly with the traditional diatonic set of accidentals and it looks like Compactstar has copied the idea here. Yourmusic Productions (talk) 07:11, 30 March 2023 (UTC)