Parapyth

Parapyth, 17 & 41 & 46, is generally viewed as a no-5 2.3.7.11.13 rank-3 regular temperament, sometimes called Parapythic. (In the strict sense, parapyth is Margo Schulter's rank-3 tuning construct inspired by medieval European and Middle Eastern music theory, where Schulter imposes commas that are to be observed as well as commas that are to be tempered out.^{[citation needed]})

Theory

The regular temperament Parapyth has two non-octave generators: the fifth (which is tuned in the gentle region) and the "spacer" 28/27, which is equated to 33/32. This is equivalent to taking the spacer 64/63, which may be equated with 81/80 or tuned to be even smaller than 81/80 assuming prime 5 is added.

Intervals

# spacers	-1		0		+1
# fifths	Cents*	JI	Cents*	JI	Cents*	JI
-7	1015.9		1072.1	13/7	1128.4	26/27
-6	519.9		576.1	39/28	632.3	13/9
-5	23.9	64/63	80.1	22/21	136.3	13/12
-4	727.9	32/21	784.1	11/7	840.3	13/8
-3	231.9	8/7	288.1	13/11	344.3	11/9
-2	935.8	12/7	992.0	16/9, 39/22	1048.3	11/6
-1	439.8	9/7	496.0	4/3	552.2	11/8
0	1143.8	27/28, 32/33	0	1/1	56.2	28/27, 33/32
1	647.8	16/11	704.0	3/2	760.2	14/9, 99/64
2	151.7	12/11	208.0	9/8, 44/39	264.2	7/6
3	855.7	18/11	911.9	22/13	968.1	7/4
4	359.7	16/13	415.9	14/11	472.1	21/16
5	1063.7	24/13	1119.9	21/22	1176.1	63/64
6	567.7	18/13	623.9	56/39	680.1
7	71.6	27/26	127.9	14/13	184.1

(* Cent values in 2.3.7.11.13 CE tuning. The 104edo tuning (~3/2 = 703.846, ~28/27 = 57.692) is close.)

Extensions

If prime 5 is added to 2.3.7.11.13 Parapyth via Aberschismic tempering equating 64/63 to 81/80, the resulting 2.3.5.7.11.13 temperament is called Pele.