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Vector at 10:23, 6 March 2026

2026-03-06T10:23:52Z

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	{{Infobox interval\|2/1\|Name=octave}}		{{Infobox interval\|2/1\|Name=octave}}
	The '''octave''' is the most consonant interval, with a ratio of 2/1 and a size of 1200 cents by definition. It is the most common [[Glossary#Equave\|interval of equivalence]], as patterns of consonance often roughly repeat at octaves up or down. Additionally, most scales repeat at an octave or a logarithmic fraction thereof. The octave is also useful as a measure of logarithmic size of intervals.		The '''octave''' is the most consonant interval, with a ratio of 2/1 and a size of 1200 cents by definition. It is the most common [[Glossary#Equave\|interval of equivalence]], as patterns of consonance often roughly repeat at octaves up or down. Additionally, most scales repeat at an octave or a logarithmic fraction thereof. The octave is also useful as a measure of logarithmic size of intervals.

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Lériendil at 00:30, 20 February 2026

2026-02-20T00:30:05Z

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	{{Infobox interval\|2/1\|Name=octave}}		{{Infobox interval\|2/1\|Name=octave}}
	The '''octave''' is the most consonant interval, with a ratio of 2/1 and a size of 1200 cents by definition. It is the most common [[Glossary#Equave\|interval of equivalence]], as patterns of consonance often roughly repeat at octaves up or down. Additionally, most scales repeat at an octave or a logarithmic fraction thereof. The octave is also useful as a measure of logarithmic size of intervals.		The '''octave''' is the most consonant interval, with a ratio of 2/1 and a size of 1200 cents by definition. It is the most common [[Glossary#Equave\|interval of equivalence]], as patterns of consonance often roughly repeat at octaves up or down. Additionally, most scales repeat at an octave or a logarithmic fraction thereof. The octave is also useful as a measure of logarithmic size of intervals.

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Lériendil at 21:07, 21 January 2026

2026-01-21T21:07:06Z

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	{{Infobox interval\|2/1\|Name=octave}}		{{Infobox interval\|2/1\|Name=octave}}

	The '''octave''' is the most consonant interval, with a ratio of 2/1 and a size of 1200 cents by definition. It is the most common [[Glossary#Equave\|interval of equivalence]], as patterns of consonance often roughly repeat at octaves up or down. Additionally, most scales repeat at an octave or a logarithmic fraction thereof. The octave is also useful as a measure of logarithmic size of intervals.		The '''octave''' is the most consonant interval, with a ratio of 2/1 and a size of 1200 cents by definition. It is the most common [[Glossary#Equave\|interval of equivalence]], as patterns of consonance often roughly repeat at octaves up or down. Additionally, most scales repeat at an octave or a logarithmic fraction thereof. The octave is also useful as a measure of logarithmic size of intervals.

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{{Infobox interval|2/1|Name=octave}}

The '''octave''' is the most consonant interval, with a ratio of 2/1 and a size of 1200 cents by definition. It is the most common [[Glossary#Equave|interval of equivalence]], as patterns of consonance often roughly repeat at octaves up or down. Additionally, most scales repeat at an octave or a logarithmic fraction thereof. The octave is also useful as a measure of logarithmic size of intervals.