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In regards to scales, a '''chromatic scale''' may refer to:
The term '''chromatic''' has several meanings.
* a [[mos scale]] of 12 notes that is 7a 5b with unspecified sizes for a and b, which can be:
** [[7L 5s|7L 5s (m-chromatic)]]
** [[5L 7s|5L 7s (p-chromatic)]]
* a mos scale that is the child of an [[albitonic scale]] in the context of [[chromatic pairs]]


In regards to interval classification, see:  
'''In regards to scales, see:'''
* [[Diatonic, Chromatic, Enharmonic, Subchromatic]]
* A [[mos scale]] of 12 notes that is 7a 5b with unspecified sizes for a and b, which can be:
* [[Chroma]] and [[chromatic semitone]]
** [[7L 5s|7L 5s (m-chromatic)]]
** [[5L 7s|5L 7s (p-chromatic)]]
* A mos scale that is the child of an [[albitonic scale]] in the context of [[chromatic pairs]]
* The chromatic genus, a {{w|genus (music)|genus}} in ancient Greek music theory
* A [[ternary]] scale of 12 notes, which usually has the suffix "-chrome". Some examples include [[diachrome]] and [[nicechrome]].
 
'''In regards to interval classification, see:'''
* [[Chroma]] and [[chromatic semitone]], difference between [[interval quality|major and minor]]
* [[Diatonic, chromatic, enharmonic, and subchromatic steps]]




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