Rootminor triad
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The //rootminor triad// is a 16:19:24 chord which has steps of 5/4-6/5, which makes it also 10:12:15. It tempers out the //rootminor comma// of 96/95. This chord is notable for being a worthy starting point in exploring the quality of "minorness," inasmuch as it can function equally as (1:)16:19:24 or (1:)10:12:15, depending on which note the listener hears as the root. Aside from 12-equal, it also exists in 39-equal, 43-equal and 51-equal.
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<html><head><title>rootminor triad</title></head><body>The <em>rootminor triad</em> is a 16:19:24 chord which has steps of 5/4-6/5, which makes it also 10:12:15. It tempers out the <em>rootminor comma</em> of 96/95. This chord is notable for being a worthy starting point in exploring the quality of "minorness," inasmuch as it can function equally as (1:)16:19:24 or (1:)10:12:15, depending on which note the listener hears as the root. Aside from 12-equal, it also exists in 39-equal, 43-equal and 51-equal.</body></html>