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=== Audio examples === | === Audio examples === | ||
This is an algorithmically generated recording of every MOS scale that has 14 or fewer notes (tetradecatonic) for a total of 91 scales being showcased here. | This is an algorithmically generated recording of every MOS scale that has 14 or fewer notes (tetradecatonic) for a total of 91 scales being showcased here. | ||
Each MOS scale played has its simplest step ratio (large step is 2 small step is 1) and therefore is inside the smallest EDO that can support it. | Each MOS scale played has its simplest step ratio (large step is 2 small step is 1) and therefore is inside the smallest EDO that can support it. | ||
Each MOS scale is also in its brightest mode. | Each MOS scale is also in its brightest mode. | ||
And rhythmically, each scale is being played with its respective MOS rhythm. | And rhythmically, each scale is being played with its respective MOS rhythm. | ||
Note that changing the mode or step ratio of any of these MOSes may dramatically alter the sound and therefore this recording is not thoroughly representative of each MOS but rather a small taste. | Note that changing the mode or step ratio of any of these MOSes may dramatically alter the sound and therefore this recording is not thoroughly representative of each MOS but rather a small taste. | ||
[[File:Every-MOS-Scale-With-14-Or-Fewer-Notes.mp3|left|800x800px]]<br><br><br> | [[File:Every-MOS-Scale-With-14-Or-Fewer-Notes.mp3|left|800x800px]]<br><br><br> | ||