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	Nicechrome is a 12-note ~~[[maximum variety\|maximum variety-3]]~~ scale with the [[step signature]] 3L 4M 5s. It is also [[chiral]], which means that there are two distinct variations of the scale, left-hand (LH) and right-hand (RH). The name was suggested by [[User:Fitzgerald Lee\|Fitzgerald Lee]] as it is the chromatic successor to [[nicetone]] (3L 2M 2s). The first edo that supports it is [[22edo]], followed by [[25edo]], [[29edo]] and [[34edo]].		Nicechrome is a 12-note scale with the [[step signature]] 3L 4M 5s. It is also [[chiral]], which means that there are two distinct variations of the scale, left-hand (LH) and right-hand (RH). The name was suggested by [[User:Fitzgerald Lee\|Fitzgerald Lee]] as it is the chromatic successor to [[nicetone]] (3L 2M 2s). The first edo that supports it is [[22edo]], followed by [[25edo]], [[29edo]] and [[34edo]].

	Nicechrome can also be tuned as a [[5-limit]] JI scale where L = [[27/25]], M = [[16/15]] and s = [[25/24]].		Nicechrome can also be tuned as a [[5-limit]] JI scale where L = [[27/25]], M = [[16/15]] and s = [[25/24]].