Well tempered nonet
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A well tempered nonet [idiosyncratic term ] is a kind of nonoctave scale created by Joseph Ruhf. They optimally repeat at an interval of around 1300-1500 cents and their optimal patent tunings target the nonet of a Kartvelian scale where a 3/2 is available. They also solve tritone correction parsimoniously by shifting the emphasized degrees of the scale.
Individual pages for WTNs
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See also
- Well temperament – an overview of (mostly) octave preserving temperaments
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