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Hendecatonic (11-tone) [[MOSScales|MOS Scales]] come in many varieties and are effective as chromatic scales out of which albitonic (diatonic-like) subsets can be taken. As 11 is a prime number, each Hendecatonic MOS Scale has the octave as a period, rather than some division of the octave like 600¢. It is a simple matter to retune a Halberstadt keyboard to a Hendecatonic MOS Scale, with the 2/1 occurring after 11 keys, or by skipping a key so the 2/1 occurs after 12 keys. The diagram above shows the 10 generator ranges ("Regions") where Hendecatonic MOS Scales occur. | Hendecatonic (11-tone) [[MOSScales|MOS Scales]] come in many varieties and are effective as chromatic scales out of which albitonic (diatonic-like) subsets can be taken. As 11 is a prime number, each Hendecatonic MOS Scale has the octave as a period, rather than some division of the octave like 600¢. It is a simple matter to retune a Halberstadt keyboard to a Hendecatonic MOS Scale, with the 2/1 occurring after 11 keys, or by skipping a key so the 2/1 occurs after 12 keys. The diagram above shows the 10 generator ranges ("Regions") where Hendecatonic MOS Scales occur. | ||
See: [[chromatic pairs]] | See: [[chromatic pairs]], [[tridecatonic MOS]] | ||
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Hendecatonic (11-tone) <a class="wiki_link" href="/MOSScales">MOS Scales</a> come in many varieties and are effective as chromatic scales out of which albitonic (diatonic-like) subsets can be taken. As 11 is a prime number, each Hendecatonic MOS Scale has the octave as a period, rather than some division of the octave like 600¢. It is a simple matter to retune a Halberstadt keyboard to a Hendecatonic MOS Scale, with the 2/1 occurring after 11 keys, or by skipping a key so the 2/1 occurs after 12 keys. The diagram above shows the 10 generator ranges (&quot;Regions&quot;) where Hendecatonic MOS Scales occur.<br /> | Hendecatonic (11-tone) <a class="wiki_link" href="/MOSScales">MOS Scales</a> come in many varieties and are effective as chromatic scales out of which albitonic (diatonic-like) subsets can be taken. As 11 is a prime number, each Hendecatonic MOS Scale has the octave as a period, rather than some division of the octave like 600¢. It is a simple matter to retune a Halberstadt keyboard to a Hendecatonic MOS Scale, with the 2/1 occurring after 11 keys, or by skipping a key so the 2/1 occurs after 12 keys. The diagram above shows the 10 generator ranges (&quot;Regions&quot;) where Hendecatonic MOS Scales occur.<br /> | ||
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See: <a class="wiki_link" href="/chromatic%20pairs">chromatic pairs</a>< | See: <a class="wiki_link" href="/chromatic%20pairs">chromatic pairs</a>, <a class="wiki_link" href="/tridecatonic%20MOS">tridecatonic MOS</a><br /> | ||
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