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* The position of a tone in a [[scale]].
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* An edostep or [[arrow]]: an [[interval size measure]] for [[equal tuning]]s: it simply tells the size in steps of the given system, 0 is always the [[unison]], 1 is always the minimal (or atomic) interval.
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[[Category:Interval size measures]]
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