mundeuc45

Euclidean reduced detempered Miracle[45] with Tenney tie-breaker

Properties

Notes45
Period1200.0 ¢
Just11-limit
Source Mailing lists
Referencehttps://yahootuninggroupsultimatebackup.github.io/tuning-math/topicId_11908.html#11910
Thread2 scales
Tone Tone (¢) Step Step (¢)
45/44 39 45/44 39
33/32 53 121/120 14
28/27 63 896/891 10
21/20 84 81/80 22
15/14 119 50/49 35
12/11 151 56/55 31
11/10 165 121/120 14
10/9 182 100/99 17
9/8 204 81/80 22
8/7 231 64/63 27
7/6 267 49/48 36
32/27 294 64/63 27
6/5 316 81/80 22
11/9 347 55/54 32
5/4 386 45/44 39
14/11 418 56/55 31
9/7 435 99/98 18
21/16 471 49/48 36
4/3 498 64/63 27
15/11 537 45/44 39
11/8 551 121/120 14
7/5 583 56/55 31
10/7 617 50/49 35
16/11 649 56/55 31
22/15 663 121/120 14
3/2 702 45/44 39
32/21 729 64/63 27
14/9 765 49/48 36
11/7 782 99/98 18
8/5 814 56/55 31
18/11 853 45/44 39
5/3 884 55/54 32
27/16 906 81/80 22
12/7 933 64/63 27
7/4 969 49/48 36
16/9 996 64/63 27
9/5 1018 81/80 22
20/11 1035 100/99 17
11/6 1049 121/120 14
28/15 1081 56/55 31
21/11 1119 45/44 39
27/14 1137 99/98 18
64/33 1147 896/891 10
55/28 1169 1815/1792 22
2 1200 56/55 31

Similar scales

FileNotesRotationMax diff (¢)
mund45 45 0 7.7

Parent scales

FileNotesMax diff (¢)
xen18-erlich-amity-53 53 8.8
xen18-erlich-orwell-53 53 8.9
ten58 58 7.7
xen18-erlich-orson-53 53 9.1
Sp53via19lim 53 9.7
amity53pure 53 9.7
edo-54 54 9.4
septenarian53well 53 9.9
edo-53 53 10.0
xen18-erlich-hanson-53 53 10.0

Child scales

FileNotesMax diff (¢)
xen12-wilson-14-diamond 29 0.0
xen07-chalmers-partch 19 0.0
xen12-wilson-41-hexadic-tileburst-3 16 0.0
xen12-wilson-06d-diamond 13 0.0
12_max7 12 0.0
cw12_11 12 0.0
eikobag 12 0.0
hexy 12 0.0
max1 12 0.0
max2 12 0.0
Mailing list post
From: Gene Ward Smith (2005-04-07)
Subject: Re: King Orwell overthrown in coup, King Miracle takes the throne

--- In tuning-math@yahoogroups.com, Graham Breed <gbreed@g...> wrote:
> Gene Ward Smith wrote:
>
> You mean it isn't unique?  

Sorry, no. I was all excited by the idea we could go as low as 35, but
orwell will not take us there.

That's been the problem all along!  58 is the 
> smallest constant structure (MOS/periodicity block) that uniquely 
> represents the 11-limit diamond.  You could try proving this.  

It would be easy enough to get bounds on the ranges of values for
v/v(2) by solving a system of inequalities; but I think this wouldn't
make for an easy proof. Probably a brute force look at vals would be
better.

> > On the other hand, 45 notes of miracle, detempered, seems to be a
> > pretty solid alternative to Partch's famous 43:
> 
> Yes, you're now the third person to notice this!  See George Secor's 
> original XH3 paper.  Also partch_43a.scl from Manuel's archive.

Hmmm. If I ask Scala for what scales it contains, the largest it finds
is partch_29, so I think this scale is actually new. It should also be
good at taking advantage of miracle-type commas; that is, 225/224,
243/242, 385/384, 441/440, and 540/539.

Here's an alternative, Euclidean reduction. Once again partch_29 is
the largest scale it contains.

! mundeuc45.scl
Euclidean reduced detempered Miracle[45] with Tenney tie-breaker
45
!
45/44
33/32
28/27
21/20
15/14
12/11
11/10
10/9
9/8
8/7
7/6
32/27
6/5
11/9
5/4
14/11
9/7
21/16
4/3
15/11
11/8
7/5
10/7
16/11
22/15
3/2
32/21
14/9
11/7
8/5
18/11
5/3
27/16
12/7
7/4
16/9
9/5
20/11
11/6
28/15
21/11
27/14
64/33
55/28
2
Full thread (3 messages)
From: Gene Ward Smith (2005-04-07)
Subject: King Orwell overthrown in coup, King Miracle takes the throne

I was counting orwell as working simply because of roundoff error from
the TOP tuning. In fact, it is not consistent with the diamond, which
we can easily learn by algebraic methods, or simply noting that 99/98
and 121/120 are commas of 11-limit orwell.

On the other hand, 45 notes of miracle, detempered, seems to be a
pretty solid alternative to Partch's famous 43:

1, 45/44, 33/32, 25/24, 21/20, 15/14, 12/11, 11/10, 10/9, 9/8, 8/7, 
7/6, 25/21, 6/5, 11/9, 5/4, 14/11, 9/7, 21/16, 4/3, 15/11, 11/8, 7/5,
10/7, 16/11, 22/15, 3/2, 32/21, 14/9, 11/7, 8/5, 18/11, 5/3, 27/16,
12/7, 7/4, 16/9, 9/5, 20/11, 11/6, 15/8, 21/11, 27/14, 35/18, 49/25

The largest steps are 45/44, and the smallest, 126/125.

! mund45.scl
Tenney reduced 11-limit Miracle[45]
45
!
45/44
33/32
25/24
21/20
15/14
12/11
11/10
10/9
9/8
8/7
7/6
25/21
6/5
11/9
5/4
14/11
9/7
21/16
4/3
15/11
11/8
7/5
10/7
16/11
22/15
3/2
32/21
14/9
11/7
8/5
18/11
5/3
27/16
12/7
7/4
16/9
9/5
20/11
11/6
15/8
21/11
27/14
35/18
49/25
2
From: Graham Breed (2005-04-07)
Subject: Re: [tuning-math] King Orwell overthrown in coup, King Miracle takes the throne

Gene Ward Smith wrote:
> 
> I was counting orwell as working simply because of roundoff error from
> the TOP tuning. In fact, it is not consistent with the diamond, which
> we can easily learn by algebraic methods, or simply noting that 99/98
> and 121/120 are commas of 11-limit orwell.

You mean it isn't unique?  That's been the problem all along!  58 is the 
smallest constant structure (MOS/periodicity block) that uniquely 
represents the 11-limit diamond.  You could try proving this.  I think 
you need to assume that the pitches are monotonically increasing, but 
not that it's a remotely good approximation.

> On the other hand, 45 notes of miracle, detempered, seems to be a
> pretty solid alternative to Partch's famous 43:

Yes, you're now the third person to notice this!  See George Secor's 
original XH3 paper.  Also partch_43a.scl from Manuel's archive.

> 1, 45/44, 33/32, 25/24, 21/20, 15/14, 12/11, 11/10, 10/9, 9/8, 8/7, 
> 7/6, 25/21, 6/5, 11/9, 5/4, 14/11, 9/7, 21/16, 4/3, 15/11, 11/8, 7/5,
> 10/7, 16/11, 22/15, 3/2, 32/21, 14/9, 11/7, 8/5, 18/11, 5/3, 27/16,
> 12/7, 7/4, 16/9, 9/5, 20/11, 11/6, 15/8, 21/11, 27/14, 35/18, 49/25
> 
> The largest steps are 45/44, and the smallest, 126/125.

That's a new scale, anyway.  It doesn't have the ascending/descending 
symmetry which explains some of the differences with Partch.  Partch's 
first note is 49/48.  I obviously missed this before because on my 
website I said 45/44.  Otherwise, if Partch's note isn't in your scale, 
the octave complement is.


                      Graham
From: Gene Ward Smith (2005-04-07)
Subject: Re: King Orwell overthrown in coup, King Miracle takes the throne

--- In tuning-math@yahoogroups.com, Graham Breed <gbreed@g...> wrote:
> Gene Ward Smith wrote:
>
> You mean it isn't unique?  

Sorry, no. I was all excited by the idea we could go as low as 35, but
orwell will not take us there.

That's been the problem all along!  58 is the 
> smallest constant structure (MOS/periodicity block) that uniquely 
> represents the 11-limit diamond.  You could try proving this.  

It would be easy enough to get bounds on the ranges of values for
v/v(2) by solving a system of inequalities; but I think this wouldn't
make for an easy proof. Probably a brute force look at vals would be
better.

> > On the other hand, 45 notes of miracle, detempered, seems to be a
> > pretty solid alternative to Partch's famous 43:
> 
> Yes, you're now the third person to notice this!  See George Secor's 
> original XH3 paper.  Also partch_43a.scl from Manuel's archive.

Hmmm. If I ask Scala for what scales it contains, the largest it finds
is partch_29, so I think this scale is actually new. It should also be
good at taking advantage of miracle-type commas; that is, 225/224,
243/242, 385/384, 441/440, and 540/539.

Here's an alternative, Euclidean reduction. Once again partch_29 is
the largest scale it contains.

! mundeuc45.scl
Euclidean reduced detempered Miracle[45] with Tenney tie-breaker
45
!
45/44
33/32
28/27
21/20
15/14
12/11
11/10
10/9
9/8
8/7
7/6
32/27
6/5
11/9
5/4
14/11
9/7
21/16
4/3
15/11
11/8
7/5
10/7
16/11
22/15
3/2
32/21
14/9
11/7
8/5
18/11
5/3
27/16
12/7
7/4
16/9
9/5
20/11
11/6
28/15
21/11
27/14
64/33
55/28
2

Raw file

! mundeuc45.scl
Euclidean reduced detempered Miracle[45] with Tenney tie-breaker
45
!
45/44
33/32
28/27
21/20
15/14
12/11
11/10
10/9
9/8
8/7
7/6
32/27
6/5
11/9
5/4
14/11
9/7
21/16
4/3
15/11
11/8
7/5
10/7
16/11
22/15
3/2
32/21
14/9
11/7
8/5
18/11
5/3
27/16
12/7
7/4
16/9
9/5
20/11
11/6
28/15
21/11
27/14
64/33
55/28
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