Xenharmonic Wiki

User:VectorGraphics/Walker alternative brightness notation: Difference between revisions

Newer edit →
VisualWikitext
Created page with "The alternative brightness notation provides 50 different regularly spaced interval names based on size. {| class="wikitable" |+ !Cents !Interval !Complement |- |0 |Unison |Oc..."
 
No edit summary
Line 35: Line 35:
|-
|-
|137.5-162.5
|137.5-162.5
|Neutral second
|Neutral/inframajor/ultraminor second
|Neutral seventh
|Neutral/inframajor/ultraminor seventh
|-
|-
|162.5-187.5
|162.5-187.5
Line 67: Line 67:
|-
|-
|337.5-362.5
|337.5-362.5
|Neutral third
|Neutral/inframajor/ultraminor third
|Neutral sixth
|Neutral/inframajor/ultraminor sixth
|-
|-
|362.5-387.5
|362.5-387.5
Line 109: Line 109:
|Tritone
|Tritone
|Tritone
|Tritone
|}
There are a total of 67 standard interval names, although they are assigned to 48 25c regions. However, the alternative names can be used to distinguish multiple intervals in the same region (as is the case with 53edo's thirds).
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Modification
!Quality (from perfect)
!
|-
| -200
|Double-diminished
|
|-
| -175
|Supra-double-diminished
|
|-
| -150
|Artodiminished
|
|-
| -125
|Subdiminished
|
|-
| -100
|Diminished
|
|-
| -75
|Supradiminished
|
|-
| -50
|Arto
|
|-
| -25
|Sub
|(Subminor)
|-
|0
|Perfect
|(Minor, supraminor, neutral, submajor, major)
|-
|25
|Super
|(Supermajor)
|-
|50
|Tendo
|
|-
|75
|Subaugmented
|
|-
|100
|Augmented
|
|-
|125
|Superaugmented
|
|-
|150
|Tendoaugmented
|
|-
|175
|Sub-double-augmented
|
|-
|200
|Double-augmented
|
|}
|}
Retrieved from "https://en.xen.wiki/w/User:VectorGraphics/Walker_alternative_brightness_notation"