14L 1s - Revision history

ArrowHead294 at 14:07, 5 May 2025

2025-05-05T14:07:21Z

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	== Scale properties ==		== Scale properties ==
	{{TAMNAMS use}}		{{TAMNAMS use}}
	{{MOS ~~data~~}}
			=== Intervals ===
			{{MOS intervals}}

			=== Generator chain ===
			{{MOS genchain}}

			=== Modes ===
			{{MOS mode degrees}}

	== Scale tree ==		== Scale tree ==

Lériendil at 20:47, 1 April 2025

2025-04-01T20:47:06Z

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	{{MOS intro}}		{{MOS intro}}

	This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[~~sextilififths~~]]. 6 steps of the scale cover a [[diatonic fourth]], and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from [[14edo]] perfect fourth to [[15edo]] pefect fourth.		This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilifourths]]. 6 steps of the scale cover a [[diatonic fourth]], and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from [[14edo]] perfect fourth to [[15edo]] pefect fourth.

	== Scale properties ==		== Scale properties ==
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	{{MOS tuning spectrum		{{MOS tuning spectrum
	\| 3/2 = [[Nautilus]]		\| 3/2 = [[Nautilus]]
	\| 9/4 = ↕ [[~~Sextilififths~~]]		\| 9/4 = ↕ [[Sextilifourths]]
	}}		}}

ArrowHead294 at 14:44, 3 March 2025

2025-03-03T14:44:42Z

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	This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilififths]]. 6 steps of the scale cover a [[diatonic fourth]], and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from [[14edo]] perfect fourth to [[15edo]] pefect fourth.		This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilififths]]. 6 steps of the scale cover a [[diatonic fourth]], and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from [[14edo]] perfect fourth to [[15edo]] pefect fourth.

	== ~~Modes~~ ==		== Scale properties ==
	{{MOS ~~modes~~}}		{{TAMNAMS use}}
			{{MOS data}}

	== ~~Intervals~~ ==		== Scale tree ==
	{{MOS ~~intervals~~}}		{{MOS tuning spectrum
			\| 3/2 = [[Nautilus]]
			\| 9/4 = ↕ [[Sextilififths]]
			}}

	~~==Scale tree==~~		{{todo\|expand}}
	{{~~Scale tree~~\|~~Comments=3/2: [[Nautilus]];~~
	~~9/4: ↕ [[Sextilififths]]~~}}

	~~{{todo\|expand}}~~
	[[Category:15-tone scales]]		[[Category:15-tone scales]]

BudjarnLambeth at 07:29, 15 December 2024

2024-12-15T07:29:14Z

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	{{Infobox MOS}}		{{Infobox MOS}}
	{{MOS intro}}		{{MOS intro}}

	This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilififths]]. 6 steps of the scale cover a [[diatonic fourth]], and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from [[14edo]] perfect fourth to [[15edo]] pefect fourth.		This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilififths]]. 6 steps of the scale cover a [[diatonic fourth]], and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from [[14edo]] perfect fourth to [[15edo]] pefect fourth.

BudjarnLambeth: Modes intervals todo

2024-12-15T07:29:07Z

Modes intervals todo

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	{{Infobox MOS}}		{{Infobox MOS}}
	{{MOS intro}}		{{MOS intro}}
	This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilififths]]. 6 steps of the scale cover a diatonic fourth, and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from 14edo perfect fourth to 15edo pefect fourth.		This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilififths]]. 6 steps of the scale cover a [[diatonic fourth]], and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from [[14edo]] perfect fourth to [[15edo]] pefect fourth.

			== Modes ==
			{{MOS modes}}

			== Intervals ==
			{{MOS intervals}}

	==Scale tree==		==Scale tree==
	{{Scale tree\|Comments=3/2: [[Nautilus]];		{{Scale tree\|Comments=3/2: [[Nautilus]];
	9/4: ↕ [[Sextilififths]]}}		9/4: ↕ [[Sextilififths]]}}

			{{todo\|expand}}
	[[Category:15-tone scales]]		[[Category:15-tone scales]]

Ganaram inukshuk: Replaced scale tree, populated tree with entries for nautilus and sextilififths

2024-02-29T05:32:28Z

Replaced scale tree, populated tree with entries for nautilus and sextilififths

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Ganaram inukshuk: Mos intro

2024-02-03T20:17:28Z

Mos intro

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	{{Infobox MOS		{{Infobox MOS}}
	~~\| Name =~~		{{MOS intro}}
	~~\| Periods = 1~~		This scale is notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilififths]].
	~~\| nLargeSteps = 14~~
	~~\| nSmallSteps = 1~~
	~~\| Equalized = 1~~
	~~\| Collapsed = 1~~
	~~\| Pattern = LLLLLLLLLLLLLLs~~
	}}
	~~The '''14L 1s''' [[MOS~~ scale~~]] is~~ notable for corresponding to 15-note scales of temperaments like [[nautilus]] and [[sextilififths]].

	6 steps of the scale cover a diatonic fourth, and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from 14edo perfect fourth to 15edo pefect fourth.		6 steps of the scale cover a diatonic fourth, and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from 14edo perfect fourth to 15edo pefect fourth.

Eliora: retract proposal, too diatonic-centered.

2023-11-26T21:15:57Z

retract proposal, too diatonic-centered.

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	6 steps of the scale cover a diatonic fourth, and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from 14edo perfect fourth to 15edo pefect fourth.		6 steps of the scale cover a diatonic fourth, and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from 14edo perfect fourth to 15edo pefect fourth.

	~~The proposed name for the mos is '''sextiliquartal''', as it covers the entire spectrum of diatonic fourths which are divided into 6.~~

	== Scale tree ==		== Scale tree ==

Eliora: it's safe to call it sextiliquartal because it covers the entire range

2023-01-16T13:27:37Z

it's safe to call it sextiliquartal because it covers the entire range

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	6 steps of the scale cover a diatonic fourth, and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from 14edo perfect fourth to 15edo pefect fourth.		6 steps of the scale cover a diatonic fourth, and they also go from the lower bound to upper bound of diatonic fourths (3\7 to 2\5) over the course of the entire step ratio spectrum, corresponding to going from 14edo perfect fourth to 15edo pefect fourth.

			The proposed name for the mos is '''sextiliquartal''', as it covers the entire spectrum of diatonic fourths which are divided into 6.

	== Scale tree ==		== Scale tree ==

Fredg999 category edits: Copying from Category:Abstract MOS patterns to Category:15-tone scales using Cat-a-lot

2023-01-06T16:16:17Z

Copying from Category:Abstract MOS patterns to Category:15-tone scales using Cat-a-lot

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			[[Category:15-tone scales]]