User:VectorGraphics/Big ol' WBN table - Revision history

VectorGraphics at 04:16, 8 January 2024

2024-01-08T04:16:08Z

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	If multiple intervals fall into the same category they can be distinguished by "small", "medium", "large" etc. For example, a scale with both 95c and 105c could distinguish them as small and large minor seconds.		If multiple intervals fall into the same category they can be distinguished by "small", "medium", "large" etc. For example, a scale with both 95c and 105c could distinguish them as small and large minor seconds.

			Sometimes using "small" and "large" is preferable over arto- and tendo- interval names.
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2024-01-08T04:15:42Z

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	This is not a [[240edo\|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact).		This is not a [[240edo\|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact).

	If multiple intervals fall into the same category they can be distinguished by "small", "medium", "large" etc. For example, a scale with both 95c and 105c could distinguish them as small and large minor seconds.		If multiple intervals fall into the same category they can be distinguished by "small", "medium", "large" etc. For example, a scale with both 95c and 105c could distinguish them as small and large minor seconds.
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2024-01-08T04:14:38Z

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	This is not a [[240edo\|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact)		This is not a [[240edo\|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact).

			If multiple intervals fall into the same category they can be distinguished by "small", "medium", "large" etc. For example, a scale with both 95c and 105c could distinguish them as small and large minor seconds.
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2024-01-08T04:13:01Z

fixed the fifths and fourths, now with four qualifiers, 240edo should be fully describable using this more rigid system.

2024-01-08T04:11:39Z

added arto and tendo beyond neutral

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	This is not a [[240edo\|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact).		This is not a [[240edo\|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact)
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2024-01-08T04:11:18Z

2023-12-22T07:04:25Z

Removed "comma" to avoid confusion with JI terminology.

2023-12-19T22:01:47Z

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	This is not a scale! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact).		This is not a [[240edo\|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact).
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