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''This is about the 34edo scale called "diatonic" in the fictional universe it's used in. For the MOS equivalent, see [[10L 2s]]. For normal diatonic tuning in 34edo, see [https://en.xen.wiki/w/34edo#Intervals 34edo] (internal link, I just don't know how to link to a specific section).''

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=== Note names ===

There are 12 base notes: N, F, S, Z, G, X, V/L (in equal-tempered tuning, these are the same note), M, P, T, C, and W, and then back to N. These are consonants found in a language spoken in the fictional setting. There are two accidentals: - and +. + raises the pitch, and - lowers it, by one chroma. In-universe, this is analyzed as simply a small change in pitch, unlike our # and b, which are generalized based on fifth stacking.

There are 12 base notes: N, F, S, Z, G, X, V/L (in equal-tempered tuning, these are the same note), M, P, T, C, and W, and then back to N. These are consonants found in a language spoken in the fictional setting. There are two accidentals: - and +. + raises the pitch, and - lowers it, by one chroma. In-universe, this is analyzed as simply a small change in pitch, unlike our # and b, which are generalized based on fifth stacking. (Though this is due to the accidentals being a simplified version of a more complex accidental system used for notating JI)

== Theory ==

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[[Category:Method]]

[[Category:Approaches to tuning systems]]

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 ''This is about the 34edo scale called "diatonic" in the fictional universe it's used in. For the MOS equivalent, see [[10L 2s]]. For normal diatonic tuning in 34edo, see [https://en.xen.wiki/w/34edo#Intervals 34edo] (internal link, I just don't know how to link to a specific section).''
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 === Note names ===
-There are 12 base notes: N, F, S, Z, G, X, V/L (in equal-tempered tuning, these are the same note), M, P, T, C, and W, and then back to N. These are consonants found in a language spoken in the fictional setting. There are two accidentals: - and +. + raises the pitch, and - lowers it, by one chroma. In-universe, this is analyzed as simply a small change in pitch, unlike our # and b, which are generalized based on fifth stacking.
+There are 12 base notes: N, F, S, Z, G, X, V/L (in equal-tempered tuning, these are the same note), M, P, T, C, and W, and then back to N. These are consonants found in a language spoken in the fictional setting. There are two accidentals: - and +. + raises the pitch, and - lowers it, by one chroma. In-universe, this is analyzed as simply a small change in pitch, unlike our # and b, which are generalized based on fifth stacking. (Though this is due to the accidentals being a simplified version of a more complex accidental system used for notating JI)
 == Theory ==
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+[[Category:Method]]
+[[Category:Approaches to tuning systems]]
+[[Category:Worldbuilding]]