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Summary
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English: Just intonation intervals approximated by 43 equal divisions of the octave.
19-EDO (⅓-comma meantone) has pure minor thirds but its major thirds and perfect fifths are both flat by about the same amount. 31-EDO (¼-comma meantone) has pure major thirds but its minor thirds and perfect fifths are both flat by about the same amount. 43-EDO (⅕-comma meantone) has slightly sharp major thirds and slightly flat perfect fifths, off from just intonation by approximately the same amount. Compared to 19 and 31, 43 is more of a compromise tuning as it balances out the offset between major thirds and perfect fifths. Its fifteenth harmonic, however, is only one-tenth of a cent sharper than in 15/8, and in my opinion this gives for very nice-sounding major seventh chords. |
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| Author | DASL51984 |
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