Quasi-diatonic MOS notation: Difference between revisions
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I is skipped, as in Bohlen-Pierce, to avoid confusion, and V is skipped as well. | I is skipped, as in Bohlen-Pierce, to avoid confusion, and V is skipped as well. | ||
Note that this is incompatible with conventional Bohlen–Pierce notation itself, as it refers to BP's note "C" as A. | Note that this is incompatible with conventional Bohlen–Pierce notation itself, as it refers to BP's note "C" as A, though this can be fixed by explicitly specifying a mode. | ||
Accidentals are ♯ and ♭, which raise and lower by a chroma (the difference between a large and small step, {{nowrap|L − s}}) respectively. Double sharp and double flat work as expected. | Accidentals are ♯ and ♭, which raise and lower by a chroma (the difference between a large and small step, {{nowrap|L − s}}) respectively. Double sharp and double flat work as expected. | ||