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Magic has [[mos scale]]s of sizes 7, 10, 13, 16, 19 and 22 notes. It may be seen that even the seven-note mos is not without a few harmonic resources, and the larger ones do much better. | Magic has [[mos scale]]s of sizes 7, 10, 13, 16, 19 and 22 notes. It may be seen that even the seven-note mos is not without a few harmonic resources, and the larger ones do much better. | ||
The chord names use ups and downs as described on the pergens page. The generator is vM3 and the enharmonic interval is ^<sup>5</sup>dd2. To simplify the names, lifts and drops are also used. One lift is 41 generators, octave-reduced. (41 because 41edo is a near-optimal tuning of magic.) Thus /1 = ^d2 = 20¢ | The chord names use ups and downs as described on the pergens page. The generator is vM3 and the enharmonic interval is ^<sup>5</sup>dd2. To simplify the names, lifts and drops are also used. One lift is 41 generators, octave-reduced. (41 because 41edo is a near-optimal tuning of magic.) Thus {{nowrap|/1 {{=}} ^d2 {{=}} 20¢ − 8.2¢}}, i.e. an up minus a tempered pythagorean comma. {{nowrap|/C {{=}} ^Dbb|\C {{=}} vB#|^C {{=}} /B#|and vC {{=}} \Dbb}}. | ||
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