[CAUT] Comparing ET to non-ET variations

[Dan Reed]

Theororiticaly, an ET can be variable depending on how wide or narrow 
we choose to space the temperment octave...for example 2:1  4:2  6:3 
Etc

In addition, we can then vary the width, stretch,  of the octaves 
outside the temperment...

So, there is some variation we have available, within the 'limits' of 
ET.

The wonder of non-ET temperments, is that there is incredible beauty 
in, for example,  pure 3rds and pure 6ths. But, these temperments 
require a 'specific' style... with key signatures, and modulation 
evolved out of the OET.


The 'problem'  with OET temperment as a standard tuning, is that, for 
example,  where in the scale are you going to introduce the adjustment? 
Will not the result be, that, for example, chromatic parallel 3rds will 
vary in speed depending on the key?

Dan