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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Brad Beyenhof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>Certainly the vast majority of familiar well temperaments (e.g., >>Vallotti, Werckmesiter III) as well as "semi-well" temperaments (such >>as temperement ordinaire and varities of "modified meantone") use >>irrational intervals. >Well, I'm assuming that he meant that they "stick [as close as possible] to rational intervals." In other words, it was an attempt to balance "transposability" and acoustics; as contrasted with 12tET which lays fully on the transposability end of the scale. Thank you for explaining to me what I might have meant. :-) Hans Aberg
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