duo101

Ellis duodene tempered in 101-et

Properties

Notes12
Period1200.0 ¢
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Referencehttps://yahootuninggroupsultimatebackup.github.io/tuning-math/topicId_11157.html#11157
Thread1 scale
Tone (¢) Step (¢)
107 107
202 95
309 107
392 83
499 107
594 95
701 107
808 107
891 83
1010 119
1093 83
1200 107

Similar scales

FileNotesRotationMax diff (¢)
syndwell3 12 2 1.0
duowell 12 0 1.0
bailey 12 2 5.7
as1511ms 12 7 6.0
young 12 9 6.0
young2 12 2 6.0
qmean 12 0 6.1
SecorVRWT-24e 12 2 6.1
YoungMonochord 12 2 6.1
meanqr 12 0 6.2

Parent scales

FileNotesMax diff (¢)
dwarf15marv 15 9.6
xen07-chalmers-sixth-comma 19 6.6
JoanAlbertBan18tone 18 7.7
xen05-wilson-scott 19 7.7
xen07-chalmers-fokker 19 7.7
xen07-chalmers-scalatron 19 7.7
xen18-erlich-passion-13 13 13.7
xen07-chalmers-fifth-comma 19 8.2
diam7pluswoo 17 10.0
7-and-12 18 9.9

Child scales

FileNotesMax diff (¢)
xen15-chalmers-triadic-diamond-64-51 7 1.0
diet 7 1.7
xen15-chalmers-triadic-reversed-diamond-64-51 7 2.0
xen18-erlich-srutal-06 6 5.5
xen12-wilson-09-4C2-hexany-04 6 5.8
mavchrome1 7 5.8
mavchrome5 7 5.8
xen10-wilson-purvi-02b-04 7 5.8
xen15-chalmers-triadic-reversed-diamond-5-4 7 5.8
CD16_01_Morocco 6 6.1
Mailing list post
From: Gene Ward Smith (2004-07-29)
Subject: The Ellis duodene in 101-equal

It occurred to me that yet another method of producing circulating
temperaments would be to take a Fokker block and then temper it so
that the commas of the block shink without actually vanishing; this is
a sort of intermediate hypothesis situation, where instead of
tempering to an equal temperament, we temper to a circulating temperament.

Suppose for instance that we want to temper the Ellis duodene. In
101-et, 81/80 shrinks to 55% of its value, 128/125 shrinks to 58% of
its value, and 2048/2025 shrinks to 61% of its value. A fifth flat by
81/80 becomes less flat, and the wolf sharp by 2048/2025 less sharp;
likewise major thirds sharp by 128/125 become less sharp. The result
is closer to 12-et than the original duodene, but still with some of
the tuning properties of the duodene. 

Here's the Ellis duodene in 101-et for your consideration:

! duo101.scl
Ellis duodene tempered in 101-et
12
!
106.930693
201.980198
308.910891
392.079208
499.009901
594.059406
700.990099
807.920792
891.089109
1009.900990
1093.069307
1200.000000
Full thread (2 messages)
From: Gene Ward Smith (2004-07-29)
Subject: The Ellis duodene in 101-equal

It occurred to me that yet another method of producing circulating
temperaments would be to take a Fokker block and then temper it so
that the commas of the block shink without actually vanishing; this is
a sort of intermediate hypothesis situation, where instead of
tempering to an equal temperament, we temper to a circulating temperament.

Suppose for instance that we want to temper the Ellis duodene. In
101-et, 81/80 shrinks to 55% of its value, 128/125 shrinks to 58% of
its value, and 2048/2025 shrinks to 61% of its value. A fifth flat by
81/80 becomes less flat, and the wolf sharp by 2048/2025 less sharp;
likewise major thirds sharp by 128/125 become less sharp. The result
is closer to 12-et than the original duodene, but still with some of
the tuning properties of the duodene. 

Here's the Ellis duodene in 101-et for your consideration:

! duo101.scl
Ellis duodene tempered in 101-et
12
!
106.930693
201.980198
308.910891
392.079208
499.009901
594.059406
700.990099
807.920792
891.089109
1009.900990
1093.069307
1200.000000
From: Carl Lumma (2004-07-29)
Subject: Re: The Ellis duodene in 101-equal

All;

Sorry I've been so distant lately.  I'm still reading everything
with much delight!  Just swamped with extra-list matters at the
moment.  Now, on to Gene's message....

>It occurred to me that yet another method of producing circulating
>temperaments would be to take a Fokker block and then temper it so
>that the commas of the block shink without actually vanishing; this
>is a sort of intermediate hypothesis situation, where instead of
>tempering to an equal temperament, we temper to a circulating
>temperament.

There we go!  Definitely part of the "middle path".

>Suppose for instance that we want to temper the Ellis duodene. In
>101-et, 81/80 shrinks to 55% of its value, 128/125 shrinks to 58% of
>its value, and 2048/2025 shrinks to 61% of its value. A fifth flat by
>81/80 becomes less flat, and the wolf sharp by 2048/2025 less sharp;
>likewise major thirds sharp by 128/125 become less sharp. The result
>is closer to 12-et than the original duodene, but still with some of
>the tuning properties of the duodene. 
>
>Here's the Ellis duodene in 101-et for your consideration:
>
>! duo101.scl
>Ellis duodene tempered in 101-et
>12
>!
>106.930693
>201.980198
>308.910891
>392.079208
>499.009901
>594.059406
>700.990099
>807.920792
>891.089109
>1009.900990
>1093.069307
>1200.000000

I bet Kurt would be interested in this.

-Carl

Raw file

! duo101.scl
Ellis duodene tempered in 101-et
12
!
106.930693
201.980198
308.910891
392.079208
499.009901
594.059406
700.990099
807.920792
891.089109
1009.900990
1093.069307
1200.000000
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