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Hi AugPi, I discovered from the revision history of Meantone temperament, that you are the author of the sections "Construction of the diatonic scale", and "Construction of the chromatic scale", that have been moved later to a separate article: Quarter-comma meantone (see here and here). I have been editing the article, and I was wondering if you could help me to fully understand your rationale, so that I can respect your decisions as much as possible.
You selected a scale starting from C (i.e., what I would call a "C-based" scale), which cannot be built from a "symmetric" C-based stack of fifths (where "symmetric" means with the base note C at its center):
It can only be built from this "asymmetric" C-based stack of fifths (with C out of center):
I am explaining this because using an asymmetric stack has important drawbacks: for instance, one of the intervals in your scale (C-G♯) is a "wolf" minor sixth, severely out-of tune (by about 41 cents from its just intonation)! And another interval (C-C♯) is a minor second the size of which is not frequently observed in the other 11 minor seconds starting from the other notes of the same scale. You can see this in my table on the right, which shows all the intervals which can be built from your C-based asymmetric scale. By the way, the minor sixth is the inversion of the major third, so in quarter-comma meantone, the very purpose of which is to provide justly intonated major thirds, the minor sixth is supposed to be justly intonated as well.
A symmetric scale, on the other hand, would not have these drawbacks. In my table, for instance, the scale starting from D can be obtained from a symmetric stack of fifths, centered at D:
And you can see that it contains no wolfs, provides a justly intonated minor sixth, and is the only scale which contains ALL the most often observed intervals. Of course, a C-based symmetric scale would also be ok (not shown in my table). So, I would suggest either
This article, however, shows:
Were you aware of these drawbacks? Would you support my suggestion?
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Hi AugPi, I discovered from the revision history of Meantone temperament, that you are the author of the sections "Construction of the diatonic scale", and "Construction of the chromatic scale", that have been moved later to a separate article: Quarter-comma meantone (see here and here). I have been editing the article, and I was wondering if you could help me to fully understand your rationale, so that I can respect your decisions as much as possible.
You selected a scale starting from C (i.e., what I would call a "C-based" scale), which cannot be built from a "symmetric" C-based stack of fifths (where "symmetric" means with the base note C at its center):
It can only be built from this "asymmetric" C-based stack of fifths (with C out of center):
I am explaining this because using an asymmetric stack has important drawbacks: for instance, one of the intervals in your scale (C-G♯) is a "wolf" minor sixth, severely out-of tune (by about 41 cents from its just intonation)! And another interval (C-C♯) is a minor second the size of which is not frequently observed in the other 11 minor seconds starting from the other notes of the same scale. You can see this in my table on the right, which shows all the intervals which can be built from your C-based asymmetric scale. By the way, the minor sixth is the inversion of the major third, so in quarter-comma meantone, the very purpose of which is to provide justly intonated major thirds, the minor sixth is supposed to be justly intonated as well.
A symmetric scale, on the other hand, would not have these drawbacks. In my table, for instance, the scale starting from D can be obtained from a symmetric stack of fifths, centered at D:
And you can see that it contains no wolfs, provides a justly intonated minor sixth, and is the only scale which contains ALL the most often observed intervals. Of course, a C-based symmetric scale would also be ok (not shown in my table). So, I would suggest either
This article, however, shows:
Were you aware of these drawbacks? Would you support my suggestion?
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