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A chromatic alteration means changing the size of an interval by increments of the MOS's [[chroma]], where the chroma is the difference between any pair of intervals sharing the same interval class.  
A chromatic alteration means changing the size of an interval by increments of the MOS's [[chroma]], where the chroma is the difference between any pair of intervals sharing the same interval class.  


Alteration by increments of some other interval is possible, but they lack the useful properties of MODMOS scales, most importantly [[epimorphism]], so they are considered to be [[inflected MOS]] scales, rather than true MODMOS scales.
Alteration by increments of some other interval is possible, but they lack the useful properties of MODMOS scales, most importantly [[epimorphism]], so they are [[inflected MOS]] scales, rather than true MODMOS scales.


In the exposition below, we give a formal treatment of MODMOS scales.
In the exposition below, we give a formal treatment of MODMOS scales.