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See [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/TAMNAMS Extension]]
See [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/TAMNAMS Extension]]


== Miscellaneous proposals ==
== Miscellaneous notation ==
This section describes small proposals that don't fit anywhere else.
 
=== Alternative UDP notation for filenames ===
=== Alternative UDP notation for filenames ===
UDP notation is currently notated as u|d for single-period mosses, and up|dp(p) for multi-period mosses. An alternative notation, intended for use for filenames since "|" cannot be used as part of a filename, is uU dD, or upU dpD.
UDP notation is currently notated as u|d for single-period mosses, and up|dp(p) for multi-period mosses. An alternative notation, intended for use for filenames since "|" cannot be used as part of a filename, is uU dD, or upU dpD.
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|N8 (or N0 if it's a pitch class)
|N8 (or N0 if it's a pitch class)
|}
|}
=== Chord notation using mossteps ===
For a chord built using stacked mossteps s1 and s2, the chord is referred to as an s1+s2 chord. The rules for classifying the shape of the chord are as follows:
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!If the interval s1 mossteps from the root is...
!And the interval s2 mossteps from there is...
!Then the overall chord is
!Which is analogous to a(n)...
|-
|the large interval (eg, major)
|the large interval (eg, minor)
|Large symmetric
|Augmented chord (M3+M3)
|-
|the large interval
|the small interval
|Major asymmetric
|Major chord (M3+m3)
|-
|the small interval
|the large interval
|Minor asymmetric
|Minor chord (m3+M3)
|-
|the small interval
|the small interval
|Small symmetric
|Diminished chord (m3+m3)
|}
If the quantities of mossteps s1 and s2 are different, then the symmetric chrods are quasisymmetric instead. The interval sizes don't need to be major or minor, either; they can also be augmented, perfect, or diminished if it's a generator.