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'''Color scheme E''' is a tentative color scheme to use for [[prime harmonics]] and potentially other intervals on the wiki. It aligns with various strong | '''Color scheme E''' is a tentative color scheme to use for [[prime harmonics]] and potentially other intervals on the wiki. It aligns with various strong consensus opinions about the colors associated with primes (most notably, "7 is blue"). It is based on Hojo Minori's color scheme, in that it defines a gradient to be used throughout the octave and pulls colors from that. | ||
The "neutral" color is to be used for background colors of e.g. text boxes, tables, etc. | The "neutral" color is to be used for background colors of e.g. text boxes, tables, etc. | ||
Revision as of 03:19, 13 December 2025
Color scheme E
Color scheme E is a tentative color scheme to use for prime harmonics and potentially other intervals on the wiki. It aligns with various strong consensus opinions about the colors associated with primes (most notably, "7 is blue"). It is based on Hojo Minori's color scheme, in that it defines a gradient to be used throughout the octave and pulls colors from that.
The "neutral" color is to be used for background colors of e.g. text boxes, tables, etc.
The hex codes for Color Scheme E for the first 9 primes are the following.
| Prime | Color | Color (Neutral) |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | EEEEEE | 888888 |
| 3 | EA4335 | BB4E45 |
| 5 | 59CD1F | 5B963D |
| 7 | 3C4AD8 | 4C55AB |
| 11 | E0CB1D | A3983F |
| 13 | B33FD0 | 924FA3 |
| 17 | 1BA6EA | 3D88AC |
| 19 | 1CCF9D | 3B977D |
| 23 | E69138 | B98147 |
Tuning error color scheme
A color scheme for tuning error in relative cents.
Vector's proposal
| 0.0 | <4 | <9 | <16 | <25 | <36 | >36 |
The magenta color is used for the perfectly in-tune interval, usually the equave.
