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== MOS intro ==
== MOS intro ==
First sentence:
* Single-period 2/1-equivalent: '''xL ys''' (TAMNAMS name ''tamnams-name''), also called ''other-name'', is an octave-repeating moment of symmetry scale that divides the octave (2/1) into x large and y small steps.
* Multi-period 2/1-equivalent: '''nxL nys''' (TAMNAMS name ''tamnams-name''), also called ''other-name'', is an octave-repeating moment of symmetry scale that divides the octave (2/1) into nx large steps and ny small steps, with n periods of c cents containing x large and y small steps each.
* Single-period 3/1-equivalent: '''3/1-equivalent xL ys''', also called other-name, is a twelfth-repeating moment of symmetry scale that divides the tritave or perfect 12th (3/1, c cents) into x large and y small steps.
* Multi-period 3/1-equivalent: '''3/1-equivalent nxL nys''', also called ''other-name'', is a twelfth-repeating moment of symmetry scale that divides the tritave or perfect 12th (3/1, nc cents) into nx large steps and ny small steps, with n periods of c cents containing x large and y small steps each.
* Single-period 3/2-equivalent: '''3/2-equivalent xL ys''', also called other-name, is a fifth-repeating moment of symmetry scale that divides the perfect 5th (3/2, c cents) into x large and y small steps.
* Multi-period 3/2-equivalent: '''3/2-equivalent nxL nys''', also called ''other-name'', is a fifth-repeating moment of symmetry scale that divides the perfect 5th (3/2, nc cents) into nx large steps and ny small steps, with n periods of c cents containing x large and y small steps each.
Second sentence:


* Single-period 2/1-equivalent: '''xL ys''' (TAMNAMS name ''tamnams-name''), also called ''other-name'', is a moment of symmetry scale that divides the octave (2/1) into x large and y small steps.
* Generators that produce this scale range from g1 cents to g2 cents, or from d1 cents to d2 cents.
* Multi-period 2/1-equivalent: '''nxL nys''' (TAMNAMS name ''tamnams-name''), also called ''other-name'', is a moment of symmetry scale that divides the octave (2/1) into nx large steps and ny small steps, with n periods of c cents containing x large and y small steps each.
 
* Single-period 3/1-equivalent: '''3/1-equivalent xL ys''', also called other-name, is a moment of symmetry scale that divides the tritave or perfect 12th (3/1, c cents) into x large and y small steps.
Octave-equivalent relational info:
* Multi-period 3/1-equivalent: '''3/1-equivalent nxL nys''', also called ''other-name'', is a moment of symmetry scale that divides the tritave or perfect 12th (3/1, nc cents) into nx large steps and ny small steps, with n periods of c cents containing x large and y small steps each.
 
* Single-period 3/2-equivalent: '''3/2-equivalent xL ys''', also called other-name, is a moment of symmetry scale that divides the perfect 5th (3/2, c cents) into x large and y small steps.
* Parents of mosses with 6-10 steps: xL ys is the parent scale of both child-soft and child-hard.
* Multi-period 3/2-equivalent: '''3/2-equivalent nxL nys''', also called ''other-name'', is a moment of symmetry scale that divides the perfect 5th (3/2, nc cents) into nx large steps and ny small steps, with n periods of c cents containing x large and y small steps each.
* Children of mosses with 6-10 steps: xL ys expands parent-scale by adding step-count-difference tones.
''Rest of intro pending...''
 
Rothenprop:
 
* Single-period: Scales of this form are always proper because there is only one small step.
* Multi-period: Scales of this form, where every period is the same, are proper because there is only one small step per period.


== MOS tunings==
== MOS tunings==