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There are seven diatonic modes of mohajira which are structured in an analogous way to the seven church modes of the major scale. They can be thought of as quarter tone altered modes in a 24 EDO setting, but also as microtonal altered scales in any equal temperament. While the Mohajira[7] MOS by itself is quite beautiful, the Modmos, Rast tends to be more expressive as it | There are seven diatonic modes of mohajira which are structured in an analogous way to the seven church modes of the major scale. They can be thought of as quarter tone altered modes in a 24 EDO setting, but also as microtonal altered scales in any equal temperament. While the Mohajira[7] MOS by itself is quite beautiful, the Modmos, Rast tends to be more expressive as it contains a few major and minor thirds allowing for more contrast. | ||
Because there are too many possible Mohajira Mos and Modmos, Kentaku has organized a way to think of the progression of accidentals in the modes of Mohajira. | Because there are too many possible Mohajira Mos and Modmos, Kentaku has organized a way to think of the progression of accidentals in the modes of Mohajira. | ||
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There are seven diatonic modes of mohajira which are structured in an analogous way to the seven church modes of the major scale. They can be thought of as quarter tone altered modes in a 24 EDO setting, but also as microtonal altered scales in any equal temperament. While the Mohajira[7] MOS by itself is quite beautiful, the Modmos, Rast tends to be more expressive as it | There are seven diatonic modes of mohajira which are structured in an analogous way to the seven church modes of the major scale. They can be thought of as quarter tone altered modes in a 24 EDO setting, but also as microtonal altered scales in any equal temperament. While the Mohajira[7] MOS by itself is quite beautiful, the Modmos, Rast tends to be more expressive as it contains a few major and minor thirds allowing for more contrast.<br /> | ||
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Because there are too many possible Mohajira Mos and Modmos, Kentaku has organized a way to think of the progression of accidentals in the modes of Mohajira.<br /> | Because there are too many possible Mohajira Mos and Modmos, Kentaku has organized a way to think of the progression of accidentals in the modes of Mohajira.<br /> | ||