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UserTag should be used for passages that can't be written objectively without losing meaning, often indicating a first-person perspective with personal experience. Their usage is highly encouraged. They may be removed to consolidate information that | UserTag should be used for passages that can't be written objectively without losing meaning, often indicating a first-person perspective with personal experience. Their usage is highly encouraged because they allow a range of perspectives to be expressed in any article. They may be removed to consolidate information that follows consensus into the standard format. | ||
<pre>{{UserTag| | <pre>43edo is a good tuning of the antidiatonic 17:20:25 chord in Vengeance temperament, which is notably simple and contains 5/4. It also has the 17:21:25 +1+1 chord. | ||
{{UserTag|g_|Ground|7766ff|43edo is my favorite tuning for quasi-antidiatonic music because of how pure its approximation of 17:20:21:25 sounds, uniquely stabilized by a simple fifth, 5/4, and +1+1. This is my antidiatonic equivalent to the quasi-diatonic 7-limit. It can't be beaten. | |||
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Revision as of 14:04, 6 August 2026
UserTag should be used for passages that can't be written objectively without losing meaning, often indicating a first-person perspective with personal experience. Their usage is highly encouraged because they allow a range of perspectives to be expressed in any article. They may be removed to consolidate information that follows consensus into the standard format.
43edo is a good tuning of the antidiatonic 17:20:25 chord in Vengeance temperament, which is notably simple and contains 5/4. It also has the 17:21:25 +1+1 chord.
{{UserTag|g_|Ground|7766ff|43edo is my favorite tuning for quasi-antidiatonic music because of how pure its approximation of 17:20:21:25 sounds, uniquely stabilized by a simple fifth, 5/4, and +1+1. This is my antidiatonic equivalent to the quasi-diatonic 7-limit. It can't be beaten.
Here's a line break, but I'm done talking.
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- User tag, ideally one or two letters
- Username for the link to the user page
- Hex color without #
- Text block assigned to the tag
