Microtone: Difference between revisions
Use "whole number" instead of "integer number" (more beginner-friendly); remove "literal definition": micro- has meant "small" way before meaning one millionth (1873), and therefore the current definition is the most literal one. The "one millionth" interpretation has been moved to User:Xenwolf/Microtone. |
Disambiguate with a new music tracker named "Microtone" |
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A '''microtone''' is any [[interval]] between two musical sounds that cannot be represented by a whole number of semitones. | A '''microtone''' is any [[interval]] between two musical sounds that cannot be represented by a whole number of semitones. | ||