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2024-05-26T14:39:43Z

Ganaram inukshuk: /* Changes to existing names */

2024-04-14T10:05:53Z

Changes to existing names

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	* For diapentoid, the prefix dia- is chosen, as it refers to both diatonic and, indirectly, antidiatonic.		* For diapentoid, the prefix dia- is chosen, as it refers to both diatonic and, indirectly, antidiatonic.
			* For mechpentoid, the prefix mech- is chosen for the same reason as dia-.
	* For smotetroid, the prefix smo- is chosen as it combines the prefixes of mosh- and smi-.		* For smotetroid, the prefix smo- is chosen as it combines the prefixes of mosh- and smi-.
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Ganaram inukshuk: Proposed octave-specific mos names for 4-note and 5-note mosses

2024-04-14T08:18:06Z

Proposed octave-specific mos names for 4-note and 5-note mosses

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Ganaram inukshuk at 07:24, 28 November 2023

2023-11-28T07:24:12Z

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	**4L 1s, parent of 4L 5s and 5L 4s		**4L 1s, parent of 4L 5s and 5L 4s
	*The names for these small mosses differ from the other mos names in that they're meant to be equave-agnostic. It's not that these names would go away; rather, they'd be going somewhere else. (Where is not known at the moment.)		*The names for these small mosses differ from the other mos names in that they're meant to be equave-agnostic. It's not that these names would go away; rather, they'd be going somewhere else. (Where is not known at the moment.)
			**The mos module doesn't even include these names, apart from monowood and biwood.

	===Proposed style guide===		===Proposed style guide===

Ganaram inukshuk: /* Which mosses are worth naming? */

2023-11-28T07:21:53Z

Which mosses are worth naming?

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	**4L 1s, parent of 4L 5s and 5L 4s		**4L 1s, parent of 4L 5s and 5L 4s
	*The names for these small mosses differ from the other mos names in that they're meant to be equave-agnostic. It's not that these names would go away; rather, they'd be going somewhere else. (Where is not known at the moment.)		*The names for these small mosses differ from the other mos names in that they're meant to be equave-agnostic. It's not that these names would go away; rather, they'd be going somewhere else. (Where is not known at the moment.)

	~~As such, the list of names is as follows:~~

	===Proposed style guide===		===Proposed style guide===

Ganaram inukshuk: /* Naming mosses */ Added reasons why tamnams should have a minimum note count

2023-11-28T07:20:02Z

Naming mosses: Added reasons why tamnams should have a minimum note count

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Ganaram inukshuk: Per clarification by inthar (from Discord discourse), ordinal names are for interval regions rather than interval names for mosses.

2023-10-07T02:24:57Z

Per clarification by inthar (from Discord discourse), ordinal names are for interval regions rather than interval names for mosses.

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	This is a subpage for [[TAMNAMS]]-related notes, containing various proposals of varying degrees of usefulness and other useful things. This also contains rewrites of sections of the main TAMNAMS page that aren't quite ready to be deployed.		This is a subpage for [[TAMNAMS]]-related notes, containing various proposals of varying degrees of usefulness and other useful things. This also contains rewrites of sections of the main TAMNAMS page that aren't quite ready to be deployed.

			== Ordinal-indexed versus zero-indexed names ==
			(Personal notes; may clarify later.)

			The use of ordinal indexing for naming mos intervals and degrees is generally discouraged when referring to non-diatonic mos intervals. Ordinal indexing is reserved for describing diatonic interval categories.

	== Sandboxed section: Naming mos modes ==		== Sandboxed section: Naming mos modes ==

Ganaram inukshuk: /* Changes to existing names */ Updated proposed name changes to better reflect current names

2023-07-06T19:36:59Z

Changes to existing names: Updated proposed name changes to better reflect current names

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Ganaram inukshuk: /* Changes to existing names */

2023-04-16T05:42:03Z

Changes to existing names

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	* Depending on pronunciation, the word "agate" may rhyme with "eight".		* Depending on pronunciation, the word "agate" may rhyme with "eight".
	* Depending on pronunciation, the word "olivine" may rhyme with "nine".		* Depending on pronunciation, the word "olivine" may rhyme with "nine".
	\| rowspan="4" \|~~Pun. Differences in~~ pronunciation may ~~ruin the joke. Selenite is a mineral, not a gemstone~~. A compromise is to recognize ~~two sets of~~ names~~: a gemstone-based name and a name based on its sister, resulting in the following pairs~~:		\| rowspan="4" \|Puns; dependent on pronunciation, which may vary.
			A compromise is to recognize both the current and proposed names:

	* 1L 5s: antimachinoid, ~~moonstone~~		* 1L 5s: antimachinoid, selenite
	* 1L 6s: antiarcheotonic, onyx		* 1L 6s: antiarcheotonic (new name), onyx
	* 1L 7s: antipine, spinel		* 1L 7s: antipine, spinel
	* 1L 8s: antisubneutralic, agate		* 1L 8s: antisubneutralic, agate
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	\| rowspan="2" \|From "[[pelog]]" and "[[armodue]]". The proposed names are to make both scales more distinct from diatonic. These names must be changed together if possible. The use of the term "superdiatonic" to refer to 7L 2s was misattributed to armodue theorists, as the term cannot be found anywhere on the armodue website.		\| rowspan="2" \|From "[[pelog]]" and "[[armodue]]". The proposed names are to make both scales more distinct from diatonic. These names must be changed together if possible. The use of the term "superdiatonic" to refer to 7L 2s was misattributed to armodue theorists, as the term cannot be found anywhere on the armodue website.
	The use of the term "superdiatonic" is used to refer to both a chromatic extension of an albitonic (diatonic-like) scale and the mos 7L 2s, depending on context. In TAMNAMS-related contexts, the term "chromatic" is used for the former.		The use of the term "superdiatonic" is used to refer to both a chromatic extension of an albitonic (diatonic-like) scale and the mos 7L 2s, depending on context. In TAMNAMS-related contexts, the term "chromatic" is used for the former.
	\| rowspan="2" \|The connection to diatonic may be beneficial to some musicians. Additionally, the mode names commonly used for both mosses are those from diatonic (lydian, ionian, etc) with the anti- and super- prefixes added. Despite misattribution, the name "superdiatonic" ~~commonly~~ refers to 7L 2s.		\| rowspan="2" \|The connection to diatonic may be beneficial to some musicians. Additionally, the mode names commonly used for both mosses are those from diatonic (lydian, ionian, etc) with the anti- and super- prefixes added. Despite misattribution, the name "superdiatonic" refers to 7L 2s.
	New names reference pelog tuning and armodue theory.		New names reference pelog tuning and armodue theory.

Ganaram inukshuk: /* Changes to existing names */ Added compromise to monolarge name changes

2023-04-15T22:47:35Z

Changes to existing names: Added compromise to monolarge name changes

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	* Depending on pronunciation, the word "agate" may rhyme with "eight".		* Depending on pronunciation, the word "agate" may rhyme with "eight".
	* Depending on pronunciation, the word "olivine" may rhyme with "nine".		* Depending on pronunciation, the word "olivine" may rhyme with "nine".
	\| rowspan="4" \|Pun. Differences in pronunciation may ruin the joke. Selenite is a mineral, not a gemstone.		\| rowspan="4" \|Pun. Differences in pronunciation may ruin the joke. Selenite is a mineral, not a gemstone. A compromise is to recognize two sets of names: a gemstone-based name and a name based on its sister, resulting in the following pairs:

			* 1L 5s: antimachinoid, moonstone
			* 1L 6s: antiarcheotonic, onyx
			* 1L 7s: antipine, spinel
			* 1L 8s: antisubneutralic, agate
			* 1L 9s: antisinatonic, olivine
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	\|1L 7s		\|1L 7s

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