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* [[Scale products and scale powers]] | * [[Scale products and scale powers]] | ||
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* The set of notes used in a [[Intonalism|Neely-intonalist]]{{idiosyncratic}} piece of music, if it were to be treated as a scale | * The set of notes used in a [[Intonalism|Neely-intonalist]]{{idiosyncratic}} piece of music, if it were to be treated as a scale | ||
[[Category:Scales by family]] | [[Category:Scales by family]] | ||
Revision as of 08:40, 4 December 2024
A metascale[idiosyncratic term] is any scale which is created as the result of some interaction between two or more original scales. Some families of metascales include:
- Compound scales
- Kartvelian scales
- MOS cradles
- MOS muddles
- Polysystemic scales / Polymicrotonal scales
- Scales occurring within temperaments generated by cross-domain temperament merging
- Scale products and scale powers
- Semi-just intonation
- Translated scales
- The set of notes used in a Neely-intonalist[idiosyncratic term] piece of music, if it were to be treated as a scale