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Created page with "Basically just /RST notation/ but makes more sense This is an extension of 3-limit chain-of-fifths notation where prefixes are added to convey higher-limit commatic alterations. But only goes up to 11-limit 81/80 = hyper- (H), 80/81 = hypo- (h) 64/63 = super- (h), 63/64 = sub- (s) 33/32 = ultra-, 32/33 = infra- (i) Like in ups-and-downs notation"
 
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Basically just [[/RST notation/]] but makes more sense
Basically just [[User:CompactStar/RST notation]] that makes more sense, but also is more limited


This is an extension of [[3-limit]] [[chain-of-fifths notation]] where prefixes are added to convey higher-limit commatic alterations. But only goes up to 11-limit
This is an extension of [[3-limit]] [[chain-of-fifths notation]] where prefixes are added to convey higher-limit commatic alterations. But only goes up to 11-limit


[[81/80]] = hyper- (H), 80/81 = hypo- (h)
[[81/80]] = ana- (A), 80/81 = kata- (k)
 
[[64/63]] = super- (h), 63/64 = sub- (s)
[[64/63]] = super- (h), 63/64 = sub- (s)
[[33/32]] = ultra-, 32/33 = infra- (i)


Like in ups-and-downs notation
[[33/32]] = ultra- (U), 32/33 = infra- (i) (same as in [[Alpharabian tuning]])
 
Similar to ups-and-downs notation, Im must be used instead of i for chord progression roman numeral analysis

Latest revision as of 23:53, 18 October 2026

Basically just User:CompactStar/RST notation that makes more sense, but also is more limited

This is an extension of 3-limit chain-of-fifths notation where prefixes are added to convey higher-limit commatic alterations. But only goes up to 11-limit

81/80 = ana- (A), 80/81 = kata- (k)

64/63 = super- (h), 63/64 = sub- (s)

33/32 = ultra- (U), 32/33 = infra- (i) (same as in Alpharabian tuning)

Similar to ups-and-downs notation, Im must be used instead of i for chord progression roman numeral analysis