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fixed the fifths and fourths, now with four qualifiers, 240edo should be fully describable using this more rigid system. |
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This is not a [[240edo|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact) | This is not a [[240edo|scale]]! This is just a guide to see what a good name for an interval would be under WBN (note that a lot of the boundaries here aren't perfectly exact). | ||
If multiple intervals fall into the same category they can be distinguished by "small", "medium", "large" etc. For example, a scale with both 95c and 105c could distinguish them as small and large minor seconds. | |||
Sometimes using "small" and "large" is preferable over arto- and tendo- interval names. | |||
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