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{{Editable user page|Feel free to add examples of music made with this scale, and feel free to add any new scales, approaches or other concepts you develop based on these ideas.}}

The '''breuddwyd inverse scale'''{{idiosyncratic}} is a [[polymicrotonality|polymicrotonal]] scale. It is a [[just intonation]] scale~~. Breuddwyd inverse is~~ created by including all the intervals from the scales [[5ifdo]], [[11ifdo]], [[13ifdo]] and [[31ifdo]]. (See [[Ifdo]] for more information.)

The '''breuddwyd inverse scale'''{{idiosyncratic}} is a [[polymicrotonality|polymicrotonal]] scale.

It is a [[just intonation]] scale, created by including all the intervals from the scales [[5ifdo]], [[11ifdo]], [[13ifdo]] and [[31ifdo]]. (See [[Ifdo]] for more information.) This process pretends that the ifdos have a [[tonic]] - not everyone treats ifdos as having one but pretending they do is the only way this process makes sense.

The breuddwyd inverse scale belongs to a collection of scales called the [[breuddwyd scale]]s.{{idiosyncratic}} It is [[Octave equivalence|octave-repeating]], featuring 57 notes per octave. [[Category:57-tone scales]]

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+{{Editable user page|Feel free to add examples of music made with this scale, and feel free to add any new scales, approaches or other concepts you develop based on these ideas.}}
-The '''breuddwyd inverse scale'''{{idiosyncratic}} is a [[polymicrotonality|polymicrotonal]] scale. It is a [[just intonation]] scale. Breuddwyd inverse is created by including all the intervals from the scales [[5ifdo]], [[11ifdo]], [[13ifdo]] and [[31ifdo]]. (See [[Ifdo]] for more information.)
+The '''breuddwyd inverse scale'''{{idiosyncratic}} is a [[polymicrotonality|polymicrotonal]] scale.
+It is a [[just intonation]] scale, created by including all the intervals from the scales [[5ifdo]], [[11ifdo]], [[13ifdo]] and [[31ifdo]]. (See [[Ifdo]] for more information.) This process pretends that the ifdos have a [[tonic]] - not everyone treats ifdos as having one but pretending they do is the only way this process makes sense.
 The breuddwyd inverse scale belongs to a collection of scales called the [[breuddwyd scale]]s.{{idiosyncratic}} It is [[Octave equivalence|octave-repeating]], featuring 57 notes per octave. [[Category:57-tone scales]]