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Fredg999: Fix typo

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	A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony. This is a special case of [[stretched tuning]] / compressed tuning where the step size of the source ~~EOD~~ is expanded/contracted to the step size of the target EDO.		A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony. This is a special case of [[stretched tuning]] / compressed tuning where the step size of the source EDO is expanded/contracted to the step size of the target EDO.

	Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]). These scales can be [[nonoctave]] depending on the source scale (for example a scale in 19edo which does not contain 12\19 will have no octaves when translated to 12edo).		Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]). These scales can be [[nonoctave]] depending on the source scale (for example a scale in 19edo which does not contain 12\19 will have no octaves when translated to 12edo).

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	A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony. This is a special case of [[stretched tuning]] / compressed tuning.		A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony. This is a special case of [[stretched tuning]] / compressed tuning where the step size of the source EOD is expanded/contracted to the step size of the target EDO.

	Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]). These scales can be [[nonoctave]] depending on the source scale (for example a scale in 19edo which does not contain 12\19 will have no octaves when translated to 12edo).		Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]). These scales can be [[nonoctave]] depending on the source scale (for example a scale in 19edo which does not contain 12\19 will have no octaves when translated to 12edo).

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	A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony. This is a special case of [[stretched tuning]] / compressed tuning.		A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony. This is a special case of [[stretched tuning]] / compressed tuning.

	Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]). These scales can be nonoctave depending on the source scale (for example a scale in 19edo which does not contain 12\19 will have no octaves when translated to 12edo).		Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]). These scales can be [[nonoctave]] depending on the source scale (for example a scale in 19edo which does not contain 12\19 will have no octaves when translated to 12edo).

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Stretched tuning]]		* [[Stretched tuning]]
	* [[Macrodiatonic and microdiatonic ~~scale~~]]s, 5L 2s scales with a nonoctave period (translated diatonic scales are a subcategory of these)		* [[Macrodiatonic and microdiatonic scales]], 5L 2s scales with a nonoctave period (translated diatonic scales are a subcategory of these)

	[[Category:Scale]]		[[Category:Scale]]
	[[Category:Equal divisions of the octave]]		[[Category:Equal divisions of the octave]]
	[[Category:Nonoctave]]		[[Category:Nonoctave]]

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	A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony.		A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony. This is a special case of [[stretched tuning]] / compressed tuning.

	Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]).		Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]). These scales can be nonoctave depending on the source scale (for example a scale in 19edo which does not contain 12\19 will have no octaves when translated to 12edo).

			== See also ==
			* [[Stretched tuning]]
			* [[Macrodiatonic and microdiatonic scale]]s, 5L 2s scales with a nonoctave period (translated diatonic scales are a subcategory of these)

	[[Category:Scale]]		[[Category:Scale]]
	[[Category:Equal divisions of the octave]]		[[Category:Equal divisions of the octave]]
			[[Category:Nonoctave]]

Fredg999: Misc. edits, categories

2023-04-24T03:30:11Z

Misc. edits, categories

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	A translated scale is a scale with scale steps taken from one edo and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's diatonic scale steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony.		A '''translated scale''' is a scale with scale steps taken from one [[edo]] and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's [[5L 2s\|diatonic scale]] steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony.

			Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex\|Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual [[equivalency interval]]" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a [[tritave]]).

	Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual equivalency interval" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a tritave).		[[Category:Scale]]
	[[Category:~~Scales by family~~]]
	[[Category:Equal divisions of the octave]]		[[Category:Equal divisions of the octave]]

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2023-04-23T21:20:23Z

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	Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual equivalency interval" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a tritave).		Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual equivalency interval" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a tritave).
			[[Category:Scales by family]]
			[[Category:Equal divisions of the octave]]

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2021-02-11T09:01:18Z

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A translated scale is a scale with scale steps taken from one edo and mapped to another edo. For instance, taking 19edo's diatonic scale steps and mapping them to 12edo gives you a very fascinating scale containing a lot of quartal harmony.

Translated scales were independently discovered by both Carmen14edo and [[User:Xenoindex]], and Xenoindex instead refers to them as a "virtual equivalency interval" (for example, 19\12 is a virtual equivalency interval of 12edo roughly equal to a tritave).