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**[[Mode]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Mode (music)|Mode (music)]]. | **[[Mode]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Mode (music)|Mode (music)]]. | ||
**[[Scale naming]] | **[[Scale naming]] | ||
**[[EDO | **[[EDO]] | ||
**[[Equal-step tuning|Equal-step tunings]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Equal temperament|Equal temperament]]. | |||
**[[5L 2s]] (aka [[Diatonic]]). Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Diatonic scale|Diatonic scale]] and [[Wikipedia:Regular diatonic tuning|Regular diatonic tuning]]. | **[[5L 2s]] (aka [[Diatonic]]). Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Diatonic scale|Diatonic scale]] and [[Wikipedia:Regular diatonic tuning|Regular diatonic tuning]]. | ||
**[[MOS scale]] (Moment of Symmetry) | **[[MOS scale]] (Moment of Symmetry) | ||
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*[[TAMNAMS]] | *[[TAMNAMS]] | ||
*[[Ups and downs notation]] | *[[Ups and downs notation]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Glossary of scale properties]] | ||
*Notable xenharmonic tuning systems for beginners: Exemplars to get you started. | *Notable xenharmonic tuning systems for beginners: Exemplars to get you started. | ||
**[[19edo]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:19 equal temperament|19 equal temperament]]. | **[[19edo]]. Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:19 equal temperament|19 equal temperament]]. | ||