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** [[Neutral sixth]], an interval between the minor and major sixth | ** [[Neutral sixth]], an interval between the minor and major sixth | ||
** [[Neutral seventh]], an interval between the minor and major seventh | ** [[Neutral seventh]], an interval between the minor and major seventh | ||
* [[ | * [[Neutral (temperament)|Neutral temperament]], a member of the [[rastmic clan]]; see also [[Chromatic pairs #Neutral]]. Scales generated by the neutral temperament are sometimes called "neutral scales". | ||
* [[Neutral third scales]], scales which contain an exact or approximate perfect fifth, and a neutral third which divides the fifth exactly in half. Also sometimes called "neutral scales". | * [[Neutral third scales]], scales which contain an exact or approximate perfect fifth, and a neutral third which divides the fifth exactly in half. Also sometimes called "neutral scales". | ||
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[[Category:Terms]] | [[Category:Terms]] | ||
[[Category:Neutral]] | [[Category:Neutral]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:35, 4 March 2025
Neutral may refer to:
- Neutral, an interval quality used to describe intervals in the middle between major and minor.
- Neutral second, an interval between the minor and major second
- Neutral third, an interval between the minor and major third
- Neutral sixth, an interval between the minor and major sixth
- Neutral seventh, an interval between the minor and major seventh
- Neutral temperament, a member of the rastmic clan; see also Chromatic pairs #Neutral. Scales generated by the neutral temperament are sometimes called "neutral scales".
- Neutral third scales, scales which contain an exact or approximate perfect fifth, and a neutral third which divides the fifth exactly in half. Also sometimes called "neutral scales".
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