Seven limit temperament graphs

These show relationships between temperaments, with a line drawn between them if the bilinear form on 7-limit linear temperaments is zero. This means the temperaments have a common comma.

>These show relationships between temperaments, with a line
>drawn between them if the bilinear form on 7-limit linear
>temperaments is zero. This means the temperaments have a
>common comma.

Cool. These could come in handy for "transferring" (I think
that was Ivor's term) tunings mid-piece. Have you considered:

() Labeling the lines by their commas?
(Wait, I suppose the Paul's dualzoom thing already shows this...)

() Making the lines longer in temp3da?

-C.

--- In tuning-math@yahoogroups.com, "Carl Lumma <clumma@y...>"
<clumma@y...> wrote:
> >These show relationships between temperaments, with a line
> >drawn between them if the bilinear form on 7-limit linear
> >temperaments is zero. This means the temperaments have a
> >common comma.
>
> Cool. These could come in handy for "transferring" (I think
> that was Ivor's term) tunings mid-piece. Have you considered:
>
> () Labeling the lines by their commas?
> (Wait, I suppose the Paul's dualzoom thing already shows this...)

no, that thing is only 5-limit.

--- In tuning-math@yahoogroups.com, "Carl Lumma <clumma@y...>" <clumma@y...> wrote:

> () Making the lines longer in temp3da?

Did you see temp3db?

> > () Making the lines longer in temp3da?
>
> Did you see temp3db?

I missed it; it needs longer lines too. :)

-C.