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+{{MOS intro}}
+It is significant as the "pentatonic scale" of [[hemipythagorean]] tuning.
+== Scale properties ==
+{{TAMNAMS use}}
+=== Intervals ===
+{{MOS intervals}}
-{{MOS intro}}
+=== Generator chain ===
-== Modes ==
+{{MOS genchain}}
+=== Modes ===
 {{MOS mode degrees}}
-===Proposed Names===
+=== Proposed names ===
-Lyman Young has proposed names for the modes of 4L6s, which are shown below. They can be found in [https://www.sliderulemuseum.com/Patents/US/2502300.pdf his patent for a quartertone slide rule].
+[[Lyman Young]] has proposed names for the modes of 4L 6s, which are shown below. They can be found in [https://www.sliderulemuseum.com/Patents/US/2502300.pdf his patent for a quartertone slide rule].
-{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
+{{MOS modes
-|+ style=white-space:nowrap | Modes names of 4L 6s
+| Mode Names =
-! UDP
+Atlantic $
-! Step pattern
+Lumian $
-! Lyman Young's names
+Pacific $
-|-
+Taliesin $
-| 8|0
+Dresden $
-| LsLssLsLss
+}}
-| Atlantic
-|-
-| 6|2
-| LssLsLssLs
-| Lumian
-|-
-| 4|4
-| sLsLssLsLs
-| Pacific
-|-
-| 2|6
-| sLssLsLssL
-| Taliesin
-|-
-| 0|8
-| ssLsLssLsL
-| Dresden
-|}
+== Scale tree ==
+{{MOS tuning spectrum
+| 6/5 = Semiseptiquarter&nbsp;↑
+| 4/3 = Hemifourths/angirus
+| 7/5 = Sruti
+| 10/7 = Semihemi, [[Hemipyth]] (249.0225{{c}})
+| 3/2 = Decimal is around here
+| 7/3 = Bamity
+| 9/2 = Doublewide
+| 6/1 = Bikleismic&nbsp;↓
+}}
+== Music ==
+; [[User:2^67-1|Cole]]
+* [[Media:The Hymn of Pergele.mp3|''The Hymn of Pergele'']], a short piece in {{nowrap|[[Hemipyth]][10] 4{{!}}4(2)}} (Pacific mode of [[4L&nbsp;6s]])
-== Scale tree ==
-{{Scale tree|Comments=6/5: Semiseptiquarter ↑;
-/3: Hemifourths/angirus;
-/5: Sruti;
-/7: Semihemi, [[Hemipyth]];
-/2: Decimal is around here;
-/3: Bamity;
-/2: Doublewide;
-/1: Bikleismic ↓}}
 [[Category:lime| ]]
 [[Category:10-tone scales]]
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-==Music==
-[[Media:The_Hymn_of_Pergele.mp3|The Hymn of Pergele]], a short piece in [[Hemipyth]][10] 4|4(2) (Pacific mode of [[4L 6s]]), written by [[User:2^67-1|Cole]].