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The term "'''diatonic scale'''" is an umbrella term that not only refers to the [[5L 2s]] [[MOS scale]], but also to the group of [[muddle]]s and [[MODmuddle]]s that both resemble it and are related to it. This page is for the cataloguing of these muddles. For the sake of ease, "L<sub>1</sub>" refers to the larger of two large step sizes while "L<sub>2</sub>" refers to the smaller of two large step sizes, and likewise "s<sub>1</sub>" refers to the larger of two small step sizes while "s<sub>2</sub>" refers to the smaller of two small step sizes. For muddles where there's only a single size of large step, a simple "L" will be used, and likewise, for muddles where there's only a single size of small step, a simple "s" will be used. | {{breadcrumb}} | ||
The term "'''diatonic scale'''" is an umbrella term that not only refers to the [[5L 2s]] [[MOS scale]], but also to the group of [[muddle]]s and [[MODmuddle]]s that both resemble it and are related to it. This page is for the cataloguing of these muddles. For the sake of ease, "L<sub>1</sub>" refers to the larger of two large step sizes while "L<sub>2</sub>" refers to the smaller of two large step sizes, and likewise "s<sub>1</sub>" refers to the larger of two small step sizes while "s<sub>2</sub>" refers to the smaller of two small step sizes. For muddles where there's only a single size of large step, a simple "L" will be used, and likewise, for muddles where there's only a single size of small step, a simple "s" will be used. | |||
== 3L<sub>1</sub> 2L<sub>2</sub> 2s == | == 3L<sub>1</sub> 2L<sub>2</sub> 2s == | ||
The '''3L<sub>1</sub> 2L<sub>2</sub> 2s''' muddle can be denoted as '''Ptolemaic | {{see also|Nicetone}} | ||
The {{nowrap|'''3L<sub>1</sub> 2L<sub>2</sub> 2s'''}} muddle can be denoted as the '''Ptolemaic diatonic scale''' or as '''[[Nicetone]]''' on account of the {{nowrap|3L<sub>1</sub> 2L<sub>2</sub> 2s}} being the step-size combination of the well-known '''[[Zarlino|Ptolemaic sequence]]'''. By default, the Ptolemaic diatonic scale has the pattern of L<sub>1</sub>L<sub>2</sub>sL<sub>1</sub>L<sub>2</sub>L<sub>1</sub>s, which was chosen as the standard arrangement for representing this particular step-size combination due to the Ptolemaic Sequence being a more evenly distributed [[MV3]] scale, though to be fair, it is a chiral scale that has the other variant of L<sub>2</sub>L<sub>1</sub>sL<sub>1</sub>L<sub>2</sub>L<sub>1</sub>s. | |||
== 2L<sub>1</sub> 3L<sub>2</sub> 2s == | == 2L<sub>1</sub> 3L<sub>2</sub> 2s == | ||
Aside from the Ptolemaic | {{see also|Interdia}} | ||
Aside from the Ptolemaic diatonic scale, the {{nowrap|'''2L<sub>1</sub> 3L<sub>2</sub> 2s'''}} muddle, which can be denoted as '''[[Interdia]]''', is the one of the more frequently encountered 5L 2s muddles. | |||
== 5L 1s<sub>1</sub> 1s<sub>2</sub> == | == 5L 1s<sub>1</sub> 1s<sub>2</sub> == | ||
[[18edo]] | The following [[18edo]] irregular diatonics, which are derived by stacking alternating 667{{c}} and 733{{c}} fifths, belong to this category: {{dash|0, 200, 400, 533, 733, 933, 1133, 1200}} and {{dash|0, 200, 400, 467, 667, 867, 1067, 1200}}. | ||
[[Category:Diatonic]] | |||
[[Category:MOS muddles]] | |||