dwarf6_7

Dwarf(<6 10 14 17|)

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Properties

Notes	6
Period	1200.0 ¢
Just	7-limit
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Thread	1 scale

Tone	Tone (¢)	Step	Step (¢)
8/7	231	8/7	231
5/4	386	35/32	155
10/7	617	8/7	231
3/2	702	21/20	84
12/7	933	8/7	231
2	1200	7/6	267

Parent scales

File	Notes	Max diff (¢)
glamma	12	0.0
max2	12	0.0
max3	12	0.0
max5	12	0.0
qujus12	12	0.0
qujus8	12	0.0
qm3b	10	3.0
portent11	11	2.6
xen12-wilson-06d-diamond	13	0.0
diaclose	17	0.0

Child scales

File	Notes	Max diff (¢)
Indonesia_Slendro_Tandak_Geroh	5	21.2

Mailing list post

From: Gene Ward Smith (2004-09-01)
Subject: Six note dwarves and clusters

Dwarf(<6 9 14|) is in the Scala directory twice, once since it is a
genus (genus(75)) and once as cluster6b, about which the description
line says "Six-Tone Triadic Cluster 4:6:5". A similar remark applies
to dwarf(<6 0 14 17|), which is genus(175) and cluster6h, "Six-Tone
Triadic Cluster 4:7:5". It would be interesting to know who cooked up
these clusters and where.

The 5-limit standard val doesn't have a dwarf, since it is contorted,
but the 7-limit standard val does. This, like a number of the other
dwarves, is not in the Scala directory; I give it below. It's pretty
well supplied harmonically, with one major tetrad and two major triads.

! dwarf6_7.scl
Dwarf(<6 10 14 17|)
6
!
8/7
5/4
10/7
3/2
12/7
2

Full thread (1 messages)

From: Gene Ward Smith (2004-09-01)
Subject: Six note dwarves and clusters

Dwarf(<6 9 14|) is in the Scala directory twice, once since it is a
genus (genus(75)) and once as cluster6b, about which the description
line says "Six-Tone Triadic Cluster 4:6:5". A similar remark applies
to dwarf(<6 0 14 17|), which is genus(175) and cluster6h, "Six-Tone
Triadic Cluster 4:7:5". It would be interesting to know who cooked up
these clusters and where.

The 5-limit standard val doesn't have a dwarf, since it is contorted,
but the 7-limit standard val does. This, like a number of the other
dwarves, is not in the Scala directory; I give it below. It's pretty
well supplied harmonically, with one major tetrad and two major triads.

! dwarf6_7.scl
Dwarf(<6 10 14 17|)
6
!
8/7
5/4
10/7
3/2
12/7
2

Raw file

! dwarf6_7.scl
Dwarf(<6 10 14 17|)
6
!
8/7
5/4
10/7
3/2
12/7
2
!
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