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The 13 consonants and 5 vowels without compound vowels cover 20 pergens. Of course, the genchains can only extend so far with only 13 consonants. But in general, it's enough to cover all the modes of any reasonably-sized MOS scale.
The 13 consonants and 5 vowels without compound vowels cover 20 pergens. Of course, the genchains can only extend so far with only 13 consonants. But in general, it's enough to cover all the modes of any reasonably-sized MOS scale.
'''[https://Tallkite.com/misc files/notation guide for rank-2 pergens.pdf TallKite.com/misc_files/notation guide for rank-2 pergens.pdf]''' lists many pergens. The tuning of every interval and every accidental is defined in terms of c = P5 - 700¢. The EI (enharmonic interval, "E" in the pdf) can be added to or subtracted from any note or interval to get an equivalent note or interval. The entire solfege can be derived from the pergen, the EI and the vowel sequence. For each pergen, there is one "official" solfege.
'''[https://Tallkite.com/misc files/notation guide for rank-2 pergens.pdf TallKite.com/misc_files/notation guide for rank-2 pergens.pdf]''' lists many pergens. The tuning of every interval and every accidental is defined in terms of c = P5 - 700¢. The EU (enharmonic unison, "E" in the pdf) can be added to or subtracted from any note or interval to get an equivalent note or interval. The entire solfege can be derived from just the EU and the vowel sequence. For each pergen, there is one "official" solfege.


Sometimes -i and -e mean lift/drop not dup/dud. -i never means mid, so there are only two vowel sequences:
Sometimes -i and -e mean lift/drop not dup/dud. -i never means mid, so there are only two vowel sequences: