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Equal Temperament
Original title: 平均律 equal temperament
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Equal temperament is a tuning system dividing an interval such as 1 octave into equal frequency ratios. Many types have been devised. Twelve-tone equal temperament, used in Western music, is well-known.
Music commonly performed today has intervals dividing 1 octave (logarithmically) into 12 equal parts (with frequency doubling after 12 intervals); this is called 12-tone equal temperament.
平均律（へいきんりつ）（英: equal temperament）は、1オクターヴなどの音程を均等な周波数比で分割した音律。 多種類が考案されている。 西洋音楽で用いられる十二平均律がよく知られている。
現在、普通に演奏されている音楽は1オクターブの中に（対数的に）12等分（音程が12進むと周波数が2倍になるという特性）された音程があり、これを12平均律という。
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