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== Notation == | == Notation == | ||
The intervals and notes of 12edo have standard names from classical music theory. This classical notation system, which was in use before 12edo with other tuning systems based on chains of fifths, is sometimes called the [[chain-of-fifths notation]] or extended Pythagorean notation. | |||
{{Sharpness-sharp1|12}} | {{Sharpness-sharp1|12}} | ||
{{EDOs|1edo, 2edo, 3edo, 4edo and 6edo}} can all be written using 12edo [[subset notation]]. | The subsets {{EDOs|1edo, 2edo, 3edo, 4edo and 6edo}} can all be written using 12edo [[subset notation]]. | ||
Any 12edo note or interval can be [[Enharmonic unison|respelled enharmonically]] by adding a diminished 2nd to it or subtracting one from it. | Any 12edo note or interval can be [[Enharmonic unison|respelled enharmonically]] by adding a diminished 2nd to it or subtracting one from it. | ||