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| | A '''step-generated scale'''{{Idiosyncratic}} is a scale, typically a [[moment of symmetry]] scale, whose [[generator]] is a single step in the scale. These scales are characterized by having the same step size throughout except for one step. Such scales are also called monolarge{{Idiosyncratic}} or monosmall{{Idiosyncratic}} scales, for MOS scales with one large step (1L ''n''s) or one small step (''n''L 1s), respectively. |
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| <div style="width:100%; max-height:400pt; overflow:auto; background-color:#f8f9fa; border: 1px solid #eaecf0; padding:0em"><pre style="margin:0px;border:none;background:none;word-wrap:break-word;white-space: pre-wrap ! important" class="old-revision-html">Octave Period Step Generated Scales or OSG scales are scales which are generated by one of it's step sizes and have a period of 2/1. These scales each share similar properties and have a someone similar sound to each other. Equal Scales such as 6 edo are not considered OSG scales.
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| | The phrase "step-generated scale with octave period", abbreviated as "OPSG scale" or "OSG scale", is attributed to the Wikispaces user [[K9assassin]]. The terms "monolarge" and "monosmall" were independently coined by [[User:Ganaram inukshuk|Ganaram inukshuk]], with the former term being used to refer to the entire family of 1L ns MOS scales. |
| OSG Scales are nearly equal but with one step size being varying in order to complete the octave.
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| =Five Tone OSG= | | == 5-tone scales == |
| Godzilla[5] - L L L L s 24 EDO, 19 EDO
| | * [[Godzilla]][5] - LLLLs ([[4L 1s]]) 24 EDO, 19 EDO |
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| Machine[6] - L L L L L s 11 EDO, 17EDO, 22EDO
| | == 6-tone scales == |
| =Seven Tone OSG=
| | * [[Machine]][6] - LLLLLs ([[5L 1s]]) 11 EDO, 17EDO, 22EDO |
| Porcupine[7] - s s s s s s L 15 EDO, 22 EDO, 37 EDO
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| =Eight Tone OSG=
| | == 7-tone scales == |
| Porcupine[8] - L L L L L L L s 15 EDO, 22 EDO, 37 EDO
| | * [[Porcupine]][7] - ssssssL ([[1L 6s]]) 15 EDO, 22 EDO, 37 EDO |
| Negri[8] - L L L L L L L s 19 EDO
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| =Nine Tone OSG=
| | == 8-tone scales == |
| Negri[9] - L L L L L L L L s 19 EDO
| | * Porcupine[8] - LLLLLLLs ([[7L 1s]]) 15 EDO, 22 EDO, 37 EDO |
| =Ten Tone OSG= </pre></div> | | * [[Negri]][8] - LLLLLLLs ([[7L 1s]]) 19 EDO |
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| | * Negri[9] - LLLLLLLLs ([[8L 1s]]) 19 EDO |
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| OSG Scales are nearly equal but with one step size being varying in order to complete the octave.<br />
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| Godzilla[5] - L L L L s 24 EDO, 19 EDO<br />
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| Machine[6] - L L L L L s 11 EDO, 17EDO, 22EDO<br />
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| Porcupine[7] - s s s s s s L 15 EDO, 22 EDO, 37 EDO<br />
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| Porcupine[8] - L L L L L L L s 15 EDO, 22 EDO, 37 EDO<br />
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| Negri[8] - L L L L L L L s 19 EDO<br /> | |
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| Negri[9] - L L L L L L L L s 19 EDO<br />
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A step-generated scale[idiosyncratic term] is a scale, typically a moment of symmetry scale, whose generator is a single step in the scale. These scales are characterized by having the same step size throughout except for one step. Such scales are also called monolarge[idiosyncratic term] or monosmall[idiosyncratic term] scales, for MOS scales with one large step (1L ns) or one small step (nL 1s), respectively.
The phrase "step-generated scale with octave period", abbreviated as "OPSG scale" or "OSG scale", is attributed to the Wikispaces user K9assassin. The terms "monolarge" and "monosmall" were independently coined by Ganaram inukshuk, with the former term being used to refer to the entire family of 1L ns MOS scales.
5-tone scales
6-tone scales
7-tone scales
8-tone scales
- Porcupine[8] - LLLLLLLs (7L 1s) 15 EDO, 22 EDO, 37 EDO
- Negri[8] - LLLLLLLs (7L 1s) 19 EDO
9-tone scales
- Negri[9] - LLLLLLLLs (8L 1s) 19 EDO