11L 1s - Revision history

Eliora: seriously people use line breaks

2026-10-02T02:07:26Z

seriously people use line breaks

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	The 11L 1s [[MOS scale]], with its diatonic minor second generator, is the dodecatonic scale of [[ripple]] (9:8 = +2 generators-6:5 = +3 generators) temperaments. However, it feels markedly more hendecatonic to listeners used to the equally divided chromatic scale because of its unbroken chain of eleven equal steps–never mind that the 12th degree is actually less than the octave. This hendecatonic feel is especially pronounced above 2\23, where the octave feels like a comma shift of the 12th degree rather than an independent note.		The 11L 1s [[MOS scale]], with its diatonic minor second generator, is the dodecatonic scale of [[ripple]] (9:8 = +2 generators-6:5 = +3 generators) temperaments. However, it feels markedly more hendecatonic to listeners used to the equally divided chromatic scale because of its unbroken chain of eleven equal steps–never mind that the 12th degree is actually less than the octave. This hendecatonic feel is especially pronounced above 2\23, where the octave feels like a comma shift of the 12th degree rather than an independent note.

ArrowHead294 at 16:38, 28 February 2025

2025-02-28T16:38:20Z

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	== Scale tree ==		== Scale tree ==
	{{~~Scale tree~~\|~~Comments=~~1/1: [[Ripple]] (100.838¢)}}		{{MOS tuning spectrum
			\| 1/1 = [[Ripple]] (100.838¢)
			}}

	[[Category:12-tone scales]]		[[Category:12-tone scales]]

BudjarnLambeth at 06:57, 15 December 2024

2024-12-15T06:57:25Z

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	{{MOS intro}}		{{MOS intro}}
	The 11L 1s [[MOS scale]], with its diatonic minor second generator, is the dodecatonic scale of [[ripple]] (9:8 = +2 generators-6:5 = +3 generators) temperaments. However, it feels markedly more hendecatonic to listeners used to the equally divided chromatic scale because of its unbroken chain of eleven equal steps–never mind that the 12th degree is actually less than the octave. This hendecatonic feel is especially pronounced above 2\23, where the octave feels like a comma shift of the 12th degree rather than an independent note.		The 11L 1s [[MOS scale]], with its diatonic minor second generator, is the dodecatonic scale of [[ripple]] (9:8 = +2 generators-6:5 = +3 generators) temperaments. However, it feels markedly more hendecatonic to listeners used to the equally divided chromatic scale because of its unbroken chain of eleven equal steps–never mind that the 12th degree is actually less than the octave. This hendecatonic feel is especially pronounced above 2\23, where the octave feels like a comma shift of the 12th degree rather than an independent note.

			== Modes ==
			{{MOS modes}}

	== Intervals ==		== Intervals ==
	{{MOS intervals}}		{{MOS intervals}}

	~~== Modes ==~~
	~~{{MOS modes}}~~

	== Scale tree ==		== Scale tree ==
	{{Scale tree\|Comments=1/1: [[Ripple]] (100.838¢)}}		{{Scale tree\|Comments=1/1: [[Ripple]] (100.838¢)}}
	[[Category:12-tone scales]]		[[Category:12-tone scales]]

BudjarnLambeth: == Intervals == {{MOS intervals}}

2024-12-15T06:56:57Z

== Intervals == {{MOS intervals}}

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	{{MOS intro}}		{{MOS intro}}
	The 11L 1s [[MOS scale]], with its diatonic minor second generator, is the dodecatonic scale of [[ripple]] (9:8 = +2 generators-6:5 = +3 generators) temperaments. However, it feels markedly more hendecatonic to listeners used to the equally divided chromatic scale because of its unbroken chain of eleven equal steps–never mind that the 12th degree is actually less than the octave. This hendecatonic feel is especially pronounced above 2\23, where the octave feels like a comma shift of the 12th degree rather than an independent note.		The 11L 1s [[MOS scale]], with its diatonic minor second generator, is the dodecatonic scale of [[ripple]] (9:8 = +2 generators-6:5 = +3 generators) temperaments. However, it feels markedly more hendecatonic to listeners used to the equally divided chromatic scale because of its unbroken chain of eleven equal steps–never mind that the 12th degree is actually less than the octave. This hendecatonic feel is especially pronounced above 2\23, where the octave feels like a comma shift of the 12th degree rather than an independent note.

			== Intervals ==
			{{MOS intervals}}

	== Modes ==		== Modes ==
	{{MOS modes}}		{{MOS modes}}

	== Scale tree ==		== Scale tree ==
	{{Scale tree\|Comments=1/1: [[Ripple]] (100.838¢)}}		{{Scale tree\|Comments=1/1: [[Ripple]] (100.838¢)}}
	[[Category:12-tone scales]]		[[Category:12-tone scales]]

Ganaram inukshuk: /* Scale tree */ Added cent value for ripple

2024-02-19T06:41:27Z

Scale tree: Added cent value for ripple

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	{{MOS modes}}		{{MOS modes}}
	== Scale tree ==		== Scale tree ==
	{{Scale tree\|Comments=1/1: [[Ripple]] (~~for generators approaching this value~~)}}		{{Scale tree\|Comments=1/1: [[Ripple]] (100.838¢)}}
	[[Category:12-tone scales]]		[[Category:12-tone scales]]

Ganaram inukshuk: /* Scale tree */ Replaced scale tree, where ripple falls in scale tree may need clarification

2024-02-19T00:26:23Z

Scale tree: Replaced scale tree, where ripple falls in scale tree may need clarification

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BudjarnLambeth: /* Scale tree */ + link to ripple

2024-01-30T08:19:46Z

Scale tree: + link to ripple

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	\| 200.000		\| 200.000
	\| 300.000		\| 300.000
	\| Ripple		\| [[Ripple]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| 5\59		\| 5\59

BudjarnLambeth: +intro +modes

2024-01-30T08:18:51Z

+intro +modes

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	The ~~'''~~11L 1s~~'''~~ [[MOS scale]], with its diatonic minor second generator, is the dodecatonic scale of [[ripple]] (9:8 = +2 generators-6:5 = +3 generators) temperaments. However, it feels markedly more hendecatonic to listeners used to the equally divided chromatic scale because of its unbroken chain of eleven equal steps–never mind that the 12th degree is actually less than the octave. This hendecatonic feel is especially pronounced above 2\23, where the octave feels like a comma shift of the 12th degree rather than an independent note.		{{MOS intro}}
			The 11L 1s [[MOS scale]], with its diatonic minor second generator, is the dodecatonic scale of [[ripple]] (9:8 = +2 generators-6:5 = +3 generators) temperaments. However, it feels markedly more hendecatonic to listeners used to the equally divided chromatic scale because of its unbroken chain of eleven equal steps–never mind that the 12th degree is actually less than the octave. This hendecatonic feel is especially pronounced above 2\23, where the octave feels like a comma shift of the 12th degree rather than an independent note.
			== Modes ==
			{{MOS modes}}
	== Scale tree ==		== Scale tree ==
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

BudjarnLambeth: /* Scale tree */

2023-07-07T01:40:55Z

Scale tree

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	\| 103.123		\| 103.123
	\| 206.~~2455~~		\| 206.246
	\| 309.368		\| 309.368
	\|		\|

BudjarnLambeth: Unified precision

2023-07-07T01:40:38Z

Unified precision

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	\| 100		\| 100.000
	\| 200		\| 200.000
	\| 300		\| 300.000
	\| Ripple		\| Ripple
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	\| 17\200		\| 17\200
	\| 102		\| 102.000
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	\| 306		\| 306.000
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	\| 206.25		\| 206.250
	\| 309.375		\| 309.375
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	\| 13\150		\| 13\150
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	\| 7\80		\| 7\80
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	\| 315		\| 315.000
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	\| 105.43		\| 105.430
	\| 210.86		\| 210.860
	\| 316.29		\| 316.290
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	\| 11\125		\| 11\125
	\| 105.6		\| 105.600
	\| 211.2		\| 211.200
	\| 316.8		\| 316.800
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	\|}		\|}

	~~{{todo\|unify precision}}~~

	[[Category:12-tone scales]]		[[Category:12-tone scales]]