5:6:7

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Chord information
Harmonics 5:6:7
Subharmonics 1/(42:35:30)
Intervals from root 1/16/57/5
Cents from root 316¢583¢
Step intervals 6/5, 7/6
Step cents 316¢, 267¢
Color name gu zogu-5 or g(zg5)
Prime limit 7
Genus 357 (105)
Intervallic odd limit 7
Otonal odd limit 7
Utonal odd limit 35
Consistent edos (d ≥ 2) 4edo**, 8edo*, 19edo*, 23edo*, …

5:6:7 is a diminished triad found as an upper structure of 4:5:6:7, the harmonic seventh chord. As a 7-odd-limit otonal chord, this is the most consonant JI tuning of a diminished triad.


Edo approximations for 5:6:7 
intervals: 6/5, 7/5 · ≤ 60edo, RMS rel. error ≤ 15%
  Edo Steps Cents (¢) Absolute errors (¢) RMS (¢) RMS (%)
8 0  2  4 0.00 300.00 600.00 0.00 -15.64 +17.49 13.53 9.02
12 0  3  6 0.00 300.00 600.00 0.00 -15.64 +17.49 13.53 13.53
14 0  4  7 0.00 342.86 600.00 0.00 +27.22 +17.49 11.26 13.14
15 0  4  7 0.00 320.00 560.00 0.00  +4.36 -22.51 11.77 14.72
18 0  5  9 0.00 333.33 600.00 0.00 +17.69 +17.49 8.29 12.44
19 0  5  9 0.00 315.79 568.42 0.00  +0.15 -14.09 6.68 10.57
22 0  6 11 0.00 327.27 600.00 0.00 +11.63 +17.49 7.27 13.32
23 0  6 11 0.00 313.04 573.91 0.00  -2.60  -8.60 3.60 6.90
27 0  7 13 0.00 311.11 577.78 0.00  -4.53  -4.73 2.19 4.92
31 0  8 15 0.00 309.68 580.65 0.00  -5.96  -1.87 2.49 6.43
35 0  9 17 0.00 308.57 582.86 0.00  -7.07  +0.34 3.42 9.97
37 0 10 18 0.00 324.32 583.78 0.00  +8.68  +1.27 3.83 11.81
39 0 10 19 0.00 307.69 584.62 0.00  -7.95  +2.10 4.33 14.07
41 0 11 20 0.00 321.95 585.37 0.00  +6.31  +2.85 2.58 8.81
45 0 12 22 0.00 320.00 586.67 0.00  +4.36  +4.15 2.01 7.53
46 0 12 22 0.00 313.04 573.91 0.00  -2.60  -8.60 3.60 13.80
49 0 13 24 0.00 318.37 587.76 0.00  +2.73  +5.24 2.14 8.74
50 0 13 24 0.00 312.00 576.00 0.00  -3.64  -6.51 2.66 11.10
53 0 14 26 0.00 316.98 588.68 0.00  +1.34  +6.17 2.65 11.70
54 0 14 26 0.00 311.11 577.78 0.00  -4.53  -4.73 2.19 9.83
58 0 15 28 0.00 310.34 579.31 0.00  -5.30  -3.20 2.18 10.53
60 0 16 29 0.00 320.00 580.00 0.00  +4.36  -2.51 2.84 14.19

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