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	Quasi-diatonic MOS notation is a system ~~devised~~ by CompactStar and ~~Vector to notate MOS scales~~, which is designed ~~to feel like~~ a natural extension of diatonic notation, instead of special-casing it as diamond-mos notation does. In diatonic, QDMN is identical to standard notation.		Quasi-diatonic MOS notation is a [[EDO vs ET#Temperament-agnostic EDO paradigms\|JI-agnostic]] notation system for MOS scales developed by [[User:CompactStar]] and [[User:VectorGraphics]], which is designed as a natural extension of diatonic notation, instead of special-casing it as diamond-mos notation does. In diatonic, QDMN is identical to standard notation.

	There were originally two versions, the original version by CompactStar and Vector's version, but they were nearly identical so they were simply merged into one. Credit to [[User:CompactStar]] for the system for choosing the default mode, and for the specification of the MOS name at the top of the sheet music.		There were originally two versions, the original version by CompactStar and Vector's version, but they were nearly identical so they were simply merged into one. Credit to [[User:CompactStar]] for the system for choosing the default mode, and for the specification of the MOS name at the top of the sheet music.