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Their version of the MOS scale has a [[hardness]] somewhere around 2.45 | Their version of the MOS scale has a [[hardness]] somewhere around 2.45. From an octave-[[equivalent]] point of view, is a just version of the familiar 7sus4 chord from [[12edo]] jazz harmony, but in an open voicing. | ||
The 3L 2s⟨3/1⟩ scale occurs in many important [[EDT]]s, including [[13edt]] (equal tempered [[Bohlen-Pierce]]), where it is generated by 8\13 with a hardness of exactly 1.5. Though that iteration of the scale is very different to Hilarion's version, as it completely avoids both the perfect fifth and the octave, and is much more dissonant but also much more tritave-equivalent in character. | The 3L 2s⟨3/1⟩ scale occurs in many important [[EDT]]s, including [[13edt]] (equal tempered [[Bohlen-Pierce]]), where it is generated by 8\13 with a hardness of exactly 1.5. Though that iteration of the scale is very different to Hilarion's version, as it completely avoids both the perfect fifth and the octave, and is much more dissonant but also much more tritave-equivalent in character. | ||