Aberrismic Neopersian - Revision history

Tristanbay: Resolved todo (Added scale creator)

2025-07-21T11:00:48Z

Resolved todo (Added scale creator)

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	'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory\|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama\|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar\|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].		'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]] that was made by [[User:Tristanbay\|Tristan Bay]] in 2025, named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory\|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama\|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar\|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].

	~~{{todo\|inline=1\|expand\|comment=who created this scale?}}~~

	<pre>! aberrismic_neopersian.scl		<pre>! aberrismic_neopersian.scl

Hkm at 17:44, 24 June 2025

2025-06-24T17:44:50Z

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	'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory\|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama\|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar\|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].		'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory\|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama\|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar\|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].

	{{todo\|expand\|~~reason~~=who created this scale?}}		{{todo\|inline=1\|expand\|comment=who created this scale?}}

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Hkm at 17:43, 24 June 2025

2025-06-24T17:43:51Z

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	'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory\|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama\|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar\|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].		'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory\|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama\|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar\|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].

	{{todo\|expand\|who created this scale?}}		{{todo\|expand\|reason=who created this scale?}}

	<pre>! aberrismic_neopersian.scl		<pre>! aberrismic_neopersian.scl

Hkm at 17:43, 24 June 2025

2025-06-24T17:43:41Z

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	'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory\|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama\|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar\|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].		'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory\|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama\|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar\|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].

			{{todo\|expand\|who created this scale?}}

	<pre>! aberrismic_neopersian.scl		<pre>! aberrismic_neopersian.scl

Lériendil: Text replacement - "Category:Just intonation scales" to "Category:Just intonation scales Category:Pages with mostly numerical content"

2025-06-24T00:30:50Z

Text replacement - "Category:Just intonation scales" to "Category:Just intonation scales Category:Pages with mostly numerical content"

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Tristanbay: Added aberrismic neopersian scale

2025-06-18T20:41:58Z

Added aberrismic neopersian scale

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'''Aberrismic Neopersian''' is a 17-note [[just intonation]] scale in the 2.3.7.13 [[subgroup]], named for its small comma steps, or [[Aberrismic theory|aberrismas]]. It can be used for an alternative fret arrangement on instruments such as the Turkish [[Wikipedia: Bağlama|bağlama]] and the Persian [[Wikipedia: Setar|setar]]. This allows one to play a number of different scales that have a "flavor" different to that of the more common fret arrangements of those instruments. Its lattice structure is very similar to that of the related [[Zothogothic]] scale which is in the same [[just intonation subgroup]].

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Aberrismic Neopersian, 2.3.7.13 just intonation
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