MOS scale - Revision history

BudjarnLambeth: /* Individual pages for MOS scales */ add see also link

2026-08-24T13:10:56Z

Individual pages for MOS scales: add see also link

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	== Individual pages for MOS scales ==		== Individual pages for MOS scales ==
			''See also: [[Catalog of MOS]]''

	=== L ≤ 12, s ≤ 12 ===		=== L ≤ 12, s ≤ 12 ===
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2026-08-06T19:51:12Z

updated the link to the mos explorer, old one is deprecated

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* Pailiaq's [https://~~lkorr~~.~~github~~.io/mos-explorer/ MOS explorer], an interactive tool for visualizing MOSses and the MOS spectrum.		* Pailiaq's [https://www.pailiaq.com/xen/mos-explorer MOS explorer], an interactive tool for visualizing MOSses and the MOS spectrum.
	* [[Diamond-mos notation]], a microtonal [[notation]] system focused on MOS scales		* [[Diamond-mos notation]], a microtonal [[notation]] system focused on MOS scales
	* [[Metallic MOS]], an article focusing on MOS scales based on metallic means, such as [[phi]]		* [[Metallic MOS]], an article focusing on MOS scales based on metallic means, such as [[phi]]

2026-08-06T00:10:15Z

Add Gral method to See also

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	* [[:Category:MOS scales\|Category:MOS scales]], the category including all MOS-related articles on this wiki		* [[:Category:MOS scales\|Category:MOS scales]], the category including all MOS-related articles on this wiki
	* [[Gallery of MOS patterns]]		* [[Gallery of MOS patterns]]
			* [[Gral method]], a method for calculating MOS

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

2026-07-18T16:30:39Z

Basic properties

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	* Every MOS scale has two ''child MOS'' scales. The two children of the MOS scale ''a''L ''b''s are {{nowrap\| (''a'' + ''b'')L ''a''s }} (generated by generators of soft-of-basic ''a''L ''b''s) and {{nowrap\| ''a''L (''a'' + ''b'')s }} (generated by generators of hard-of-basic ''a''L'' b''s).		* Every MOS scale has two ''child MOS'' scales. The two children of the MOS scale ''a''L ''b''s are {{nowrap\| (''a'' + ''b'')L ''a''s }} (generated by generators of soft-of-basic ''a''L ''b''s) and {{nowrap\| ''a''L (''a'' + ''b'')s }} (generated by generators of hard-of-basic ''a''L'' b''s).
	* Every MOS scale (with a specified [[equave]] ''Ɛ''), excluding {{nowrap\|''a''L ''a''s{{angbr\|''Ɛ''}} }}, has a ''parent MOS''. If {{nowrap\| ''a'' > ''b'' }}, the parent of ''a''L ''b''s is {{nowrap\| ''b''L (''a'' − ''b'')s }}; if {{nowrap\| ''a'' < ''b'' }}, the parent of ''a''L ''b''s is {{nowrap\| ''a''L (''b'' − ''a'')s }}.		* Every MOS scale (with a specified [[equave]] ''Ɛ''), excluding {{nowrap\|''a''L ''a''s{{angbr\|''Ɛ''\|-)}} }}, has a ''parent MOS''. If {{nowrap\| ''a'' > ''b'' }}, the parent of ''a''L ''b''s is {{nowrap\| ''b''L (''a'' − ''b'')s }}; if {{nowrap\| ''a'' < ''b'' }}, the parent of ''a''L ''b''s is {{nowrap\| ''a''L (''b'' − ''a'')s }}.

	=== Advanced discussion ===		=== Advanced discussion ===

2026-06-12T05:59:41Z

2026-06-02T04:11:28Z

Individual pages for MOS scales: the cluster temp ones feel more useful

2026-06-02T04:08:53Z

Larger MOS scales: add the rest

2026-05-01T13:22:13Z

2026-04-04T19:07:28Z

add pages section

2026-03-31T12:46:57Z

- unnecessary HTML codes

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* Pailiaq's [https://lkorr.github.io/mos-explorer/ MOS explorer], an interactive tool for visualizing MOSses and the MOS spectrum.
	* [[Diamond-mos notation]], a microtonal [[notation]] system focused on MOS scales		* [[Diamond-mos notation]], a microtonal [[notation]] system focused on MOS scales
	* [[Metallic MOS]], an article focusing on MOS scales based on metallic means, such as [[phi]]		* [[Metallic MOS]], an article focusing on MOS scales based on metallic means, such as [[phi]]