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| This is nothing more than a better version of the <code>v</code> marking from Ups and | | This is nothing more than a better version of the <code>v</code> marking from Ups and downs notation. | ||
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| This is nothing more than a better version of the <code>^</code> marking from Ups and | | This is nothing more than a better version of the <code>^</code> marking from Ups and downs notation. | ||
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| This is two darts down fused into a single glyph for a more compact representation of <code>vv</code> from Ups and | | This is two darts down fused into a single glyph for a more compact representation of <code>vv</code> from Ups and downs notation. | ||
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| This is two darts up fused into a single glyph for a more compact representation of <code>^^</code> from Ups and | | This is two darts up fused into a single glyph for a more compact representation of <code>^^</code> from Ups and downs notation. | ||
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Thus 4:5:6:7:9:11 = P1 vvvM3 P5 ^<m7 M9 ^^>11 = C vvvE G ^<Bb D ^^>F = Cvvv9(^<7)^^>11 = C trud-9 quud-7 dupquip-11 | Thus 4:5:6:7:9:11 = P1 vvvM3 P5 ^<m7 M9 ^^>11 = C vvvE G ^<Bb D ^^>F = Cvvv9(^<7)^^>11 = C trud-9 quud-7 dupquip-11 | ||
Alternatively, drops and lifts can be added to 53edo ups and downs notation to avoid large multiples of ups and downs and to keep the size of an up and a down more consistent with smaller edos. | |||
* 1\159 = / = lift | |||
* 2\159 = \^ = drop-up | |||
* 3\159 = ^ = up | |||
* 4\159 = /^ = lift-up | |||
* 5\159 = \^^ = drop-dup | |||
* 6\159 = ^^ = dup | |||
* 7\159 = /^^ = lift-dup | |||
* 8\159 = \vv# = drop-dudsharp | |||
* 9\159 = vv# = dudsharp | |||
* 10\159 = /vv# = lift-dudsharp | |||
* 11\159 = \v# = drop-downsharp | |||
* 12\159 = v# = downsharp | |||
* 13\159 = /v# = lift-downsharp | |||
* 14\159 = \# = drop-sharp | |||
* 15\159 = # = sharp | |||
The spectrum of qualities for this style looks like this: | |||
* -6 = vvm = dudminor (same as dupmajor of the next lower degree) | |||
* -5 = /vvm = lift-dudminor | |||
* -4 = \vm = drop-downminor | |||
* -3 = vm = downminor | |||
* -2 = /vm = lift-downminor | |||
* -1 = \m = drop-minor | |||
* 0 = m = minor | |||
* 1 = /m = lift-minor | |||
* 2 = \^m = drop-upminor | |||
* 3 = ^m = upminor | |||
* 4 = /^m = lift-upminor | |||
* 5 = \^^m = drop-dupminor = \vvvM = drop-trudmajor | |||
* 6 = ^^m = dupminor = vvvM = trudmajor | |||
* 7 = /^^m = lift-dupminor = /vvvM = lift-trudmajor | |||
* 8 = \^^^m = drop-trupminor = \vvM = drop-dudmajor | |||
* 9 = ^^^m = trupminor = vvM = dudmajor | |||
* 10 = /^^^m = lift-trupminor = /vvM = lift-dudmajor | |||
* 11 = \vM = drop-downmajor | |||
* 12 = vM = downmajor | |||
* 13 = /vM = lift-downmajor | |||
* 14 = \M = drop-major | |||
* 15 = M = major | |||
* 16 = /M = lift-major | |||
* 17 = \^M = drop-upmajor | |||
* 18 = ^M = upmajor | |||
* 19 = /^M = lift-upmajor | |||
* 20 = \^^M = drop-dupmajor | |||
* 21 = ^^M = dupmajor (same as dudminor of the next higher degree) | |||
=== Advantages and disadvantages === | === Advantages and disadvantages === | ||
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[[Category:Notation]] | [[Category:Notation]] | ||
[[Category:159edo notation| ]] <!-- main article --> | [[Category:159edo notation| ]] <!-- main article --> | ||
== Sagittal notation == | == Sagittal notation == | ||