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Latest comment: 1 year ago by 129.104.241.53 in topic List of steps of 17-, 24-, and 31-EDO intervals

Move neutral second and neutral seventh to new articles

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I propose to move the neutral second and neutral seventh sections to new articles in the same way as the neutral third and neutral sixth. --kupirijo (talk) 07:37, 19 September 2019 (UTC)Reply

List of steps of 17-, 24-, and 31-EDO intervals

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Just like what I mentioned here, the system of neutral intervals works for , or .

Rank of intervals
DegreeDiminishedSubminorMinorPerfect/NeutralMajorSupermajorAugmented
Unison/Octave-7-10.5-3.503.510.57
Second-12-8.5-5-1.525.59
Third-10-6.5-30.547.511
Fourth-8-11.5-4.5-12.59.56
Fifth-6-9.5-2.514.511.58
Sixth-11-7.5-4-0.536.510
Seventh-9-5.5-21.558.512

Major intervals are always 1 step wider than perfect/neutral intervals, while minor intervals are always 1 step narrower than perfect/neutral intervals.

Supermajor intervals are always 5 steps wider than diminished intervals, while subminor intervals are always 5 steps narrower than augmented intervals.

17-EDO interval steps
DegreeDiminishedSubminorMinorPerfect/NeutralMajorSupermajorAugmented
Unison0 (D)1 (D+)3 (D+#)2 (D#)
Second-1 (Ebb)0 (Edb)1 (Eb)2 (Ed)3 (E)4 (E+)5 (E#)
Third2 (Fb)3 (Fd)4 (F)5 (F+)6 (F#)7 (F+#)8 (Fx)
Fourth5 (Gb)4 (Gdb)6 (Gd)7 (G)8 (G+)10 (G+#)9 (G#)
Fifth8 (Ab)7 (Adb)9 (Ad)10 (A)11 (A+)13 (A+#)12 (A#)
Sixth9 (Bbb)10 (Bdb)11 (Bb)12 (Bd)13 (B)14 (B+)15 (B#)
Seventh12 (Cb)13 (Cd)14 (C)15 (C+)16 (C#)17 (C+#)18 (Cx)
Octave15 (Db)14 (Ddb)16 (Dd)17 (D)
24-EDO interval steps
DegreeDiminishedSubminorMinorPerfect/NeutralMajorSupermajorAugmented
Unison0 (D)1 (D+)3 (D+#)2 (D#)
Second0 (Ebb)1 (Edb)2 (Eb)3 (Ed)4 (E)5 (E+)6 (E#)
Third4 (Fb)5 (Fd)6 (F)7 (F+)8 (F#)9 (F+#)10 (Fx)
Fourth8 (Gb)7 (Gdb)9 (Gd)10 (G)11 (G+)13 (G+#)12 (G#)
Fifth12 (Ab)11 (Adb)13 (Ad)14 (A)15 (A+)17 (A+#)16 (A#)
Sixth14 (Bbb)15 (Bdb)16 (Bb)17 (Bd)18 (B)19 (B+)20 (B#)
Seventh18 (Cb)19 (Cd)20 (C)21 (C+)22 (C#)23 (C+#)24 (Cx)
Octave22 (Db)21 (Ddb)23 (Dd)24 (D)
31-EDO interval steps
DegreeDiminishedSubminorMinorPerfect/NeutralMajorSupermajorAugmented
Unison0 (D)1 (D+)3 (D+#)2 (D#)
Second1 (Ebb)2 (Edb)3 (Eb)4 (Ed)5 (E)6 (E+)7 (E#)
Third6 (Fb)7 (Fd)8 (F)9 (F+)10 (F#)11 (F+#)12 (Fx)
Fourth11 (Gb)10 (Gdb)12 (Gd)13 (G)14 (G+)16 (G+#)15 (G#)
Fifth16 (Ab)15 (Adb)17 (Ad)18 (A)19 (A+)21 (A+#)20 (A#)
Sixth19 (Bbb)20 (Bdb)21 (Bb)22 (Bd)23 (B)24 (B+)25 (B#)
Seventh24 (Cb)25 (Cd)26 (C)27 (C+)28 (C#)29 (C+#)30 (Cx)
Octave29 (Db)28 (Ddb)30 (Dd)31 (D)

129.104.241.53 (talk) 03:30, 12 December 2024 (UTC)Reply