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A '''wakalix''' is a scale which is a [[Fokker block]] in multiple ways, so that it belongs to more than one [[Fokker blocks#Arena|Fokker arena]]. In just intonation, a Fokker block is a JI scale in a JI group of rank ''r'', such that there are {{nowrap|''r'' − 1}} rank-two temperaments which temper it to a MOS. If there are more than {{nowrap|''r'' − 1}} such temperaments, we have a wakalix, if there are more than ''r'', it is a '''superwakalix'''; some of both kinds are cataloged below. An ordinary wakalix, which generates a rank-''r'' JI group and has exactly ''r'' different rank two temperaments tempering it to a MOS, is sometimes called an r-wakalix (triple wakalix, quadruple wakalix, etc.) | |||
= | == Tritonic == | ||
[[ | * [[major and minor triads]] | ||
= | == Tetratonic == | ||
[[ | * [[addedsixth]] | ||
= | === Super8-wakalixes === | ||
[[ | * [[major and minor tetrads]] | ||
* [[supermajor and subminor tetrads]] | |||
[[ | |||
= | == Pentatonic == | ||
[[ | * [[fathbugmean1]] | ||
* [[fathbugmean2]] | |||
[[ | * [[otonalpentad]] | ||
[[ | * [[utonalpentad]] | ||
* [[triensemarch1]] | |||
* [[triensemarch2]] | |||
= | == Hexatonic == | ||
[[ | * [[ternessbabdec]] | ||
[[ | |||
[[ | == Heptatonic == | ||
* [[dimeanmav1]] | |||
* [[dimeanmav2]] | |||
* [[dimeanporc]] | |||
* [[dimavenipu]] | |||
* [[disixporc1]] | |||
* [[disixporc2]] | |||
* [[poole]] | |||
* [[waka3-7-17]] | |||
* [[jademohaporc]] | |||
* [[ochmohaporc]] | |||
=== 8-wakalixes === | |||
* [[dudon mohajira117]] | |||
=== 54-wakalixes === | |||
* [[oheptad]] | |||
* [[uheptad]] | |||
== Nonatonic == | |||
* [[mavlim scales]] | |||
* [[phorearmlogic1]] | |||
* [[phorearmlogic2]] | |||
== Decatonic == | |||
* [[line10]] | |||
* [[cx4]] | |||
== Undecatonic == | |||
* [[cxi1]] | |||
* [[cxi2]] | |||
* [[cxi3]] | |||
* [[cxi4]] | |||
== Dodecatonic == | |||
* [[biggulp]] | |||
* [[meansruhelm]]1 | |||
* [[meansruhelm2]] | |||
* [[prism (scale)|prism]] | |||
* [[thirteendene]] | |||
* [[wilson class]] | |||
* [[augdimhextrug]] | |||
* [[parizek-miller hexagon]] | |||
* [[ramis]] | |||
* [[hahnZ]] | |||
=== Superwakalixes === | |||
* [[domdimpajinjmean]] | |||
* [[domdimpajinjschis]] | |||
* [[collapsar]] | |||
== 13-tone == | |||
* [[dwarf13 7d]] | |||
=== Superwakalix === | |||
* [[supertriskaideka]] | |||
== 14-tone == | |||
* [[parrot]] | |||
== 15-tone == | |||
* [[blackopkeegil1]] | |||
* [[blackopkeegil2]] | |||
* [[primewak15]] | |||
== 16-tone == | |||
=== Supersuperwakalix === | |||
* [[supersuper16]] | |||
== 17-tone == | |||
* [[cartwheel]] | |||
* [[parizekhex]] | |||
* [[wilcent17]] | |||
== 19-tone == | |||
* [[godmeankeeflat1]] | |||
* [[godmeankeeflat2]] | |||
* [[godmeankeeflat3]] | |||
=== Superwakalix === | |||
* [[superclipgenus19]] | |||
== 22-tone == | |||
* [[pajhedgepythquas1]] | |||
* [[pajhedgepythquas2]] | |||
=== Superwakalix === | |||
* [[hppshq]] | |||
== 31-tone == | |||
=== Superwakalix === | |||
* [[meansqunumigpopmo]] | |||
== Fifth-repeating wakalixes == | |||
* [[superfif7a]] | |||
* [[superfif7b]] | |||
== Divisions of the Tetrachord == | |||
* [[dicot-meantone tetrachord arena]] | |||
* [[dominant-diminished-pajara tetrachord arena]] | |||
* [[august-pajara-augene tetrachord arena]] | |||
== Music == | |||
'''[[Billy Stiltner]]''' | |||
* [http://micro.soonlabel.com/gene_ward_smith/Others/Stiltner/supersuper16.mp3 Supersuperwakalix16] | |||
'''[[Chris Vaisvil]]''' | |||
* [http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=2256 Improvisational wakalix survey] | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:03, 8 March 2026
A wakalix is a scale which is a Fokker block in multiple ways, so that it belongs to more than one Fokker arena. In just intonation, a Fokker block is a JI scale in a JI group of rank r, such that there are r − 1 rank-two temperaments which temper it to a MOS. If there are more than r − 1 such temperaments, we have a wakalix, if there are more than r, it is a superwakalix; some of both kinds are cataloged below. An ordinary wakalix, which generates a rank-r JI group and has exactly r different rank two temperaments tempering it to a MOS, is sometimes called an r-wakalix (triple wakalix, quadruple wakalix, etc.)
Tritonic
Tetratonic
Super8-wakalixes
Pentatonic
Hexatonic
Heptatonic
- dimeanmav1
- dimeanmav2
- dimeanporc
- dimavenipu
- disixporc1
- disixporc2
- poole
- waka3-7-17
- jademohaporc
- ochmohaporc
8-wakalixes
54-wakalixes
Nonatonic
Decatonic
Undecatonic
Dodecatonic
- biggulp
- meansruhelm1
- meansruhelm2
- prism
- thirteendene
- wilson class
- augdimhextrug
- parizek-miller hexagon
- ramis
- hahnZ
Superwakalixes
13-tone
Superwakalix
14-tone
15-tone
16-tone
Supersuperwakalix
17-tone
19-tone
Superwakalix
22-tone
Superwakalix
31-tone
Superwakalix
Fifth-repeating wakalixes
Divisions of the Tetrachord
- dicot-meantone tetrachord arena
- dominant-diminished-pajara tetrachord arena
- august-pajara-augene tetrachord arena
Music
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