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'''[[Overtone scale|Mode 3,746,579 of the harmonic series]]''', also known as '''[[AFDO|3,746,579 afdo]]''' or the '''Over the Hedge scale''' {{idiosyncratic}}, is a 3,746,579-tone octave-repeating subset of the [[harmonic series]]. | '''[[Overtone scale|Mode 3,746,579 of the harmonic series]]''', also known as '''[[AFDO|3,746,579 afdo]]''' or the '''Over the Hedge scale''' {{idiosyncratic}}, is a 3,746,579-tone octave-repeating subset of the [[harmonic series]]. | ||
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You could even combine this with the neji approach: make nejis from each of those chosen AFDOs, and then have music in each of those nejis playing at the same time. | You could even combine this with the neji approach: make nejis from each of those chosen AFDOs, and then have music in each of those nejis playing at the same time. | ||
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[[1241afdo]] and [[3019afdo]] are probably the best combination to use for this polymicrotonal approach, because they have a large but still sane number of notes, they are within the same order of magnitude as each other, and their lowest common multiple is 3,746,579, so they uniquely identify the Over the Hedge scale. | [[1241afdo]] and [[3019afdo]] are probably the best combination to use for this polymicrotonal approach, because they have a large but still sane number of notes, they are within the same order of magnitude as each other, and their lowest common multiple is 3,746,579, so they uniquely identify the Over the Hedge scale. | ||