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If we take a MOS scale, and adjust one or more its notes up or down by some ''other'' consistent interval besides a chroma, we instead obtain an inflected MOS scale. This process is called '''MOS inflection'''. | If we take a MOS scale, and adjust one or more its notes up or down by some ''other'' consistent interval besides a chroma, we instead obtain an inflected MOS scale. This process is called '''MOS inflection'''. | ||
A scale | A scale being a MODMOS guarantees a number of useful characteristics, most importantly [[epimorphism]]. A MOS inflection ''might'' sometimes have these properties, but it often doesn't. Compared to a MODMOS, it also typically preserves less of the 'character' of the original MOS scale, which could be useful or detrimental depending on one’s goals in making the scale. | ||
== Types of MOS inflection == | == Types of MOS inflection == | ||
{{Idiosyncratic terms|The terms for the different kinds of MOS inflection, proposed by [[Budjarn Lambeth]]}} | |||
It’s likely that many more types could be conceived of. Feel free to edit this page and add any which you find useful or interesting. | It’s likely that many more types could be conceived of. Feel free to edit this page and add any which you find useful or interesting. | ||
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Then alter two of its steps by increments of 125.373 [[cents]], and then [[octave reduce]] the result, you get the following robust inflected MOS: | Then alter two of its steps by increments of 125.373 [[cents]], and then [[octave reduction|octave-reduce]] the result, you get the following robust inflected MOS: | ||
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