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For example the diatonic material 0 2 4 5 7 9 11 12 14 16 17 ... of [[12edo|12edo]] with its 7-tone periodicity (12 equals 0) can be used to build 7 different modes, which are often named as
For example the diatonic material 0 2 4 5 7 9 11 12 14 16 17 ... of [[12edo|12edo]] with its 7-tone periodicity (12 equals 0) can be used to build 7 different modes, which are often named as


<ul><li>Ionian (0...)</li><li>Dorian (2...)</li><li>Phrygian (4...)</li><li>Lydian (5...)</li><li>Mixolydian (7...)</li><li>Aeolian (9...)</li><li>Locrian (11...)</li></ul>
* Ionian (0...)
* Dorian (2...)
* Phrygian (4...)
* Lydian (5...)
* Mixolydian (7...)
* Aeolian (9...)
* Locrian (11...)


see also
== See also ==


<ul><li>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_(music)#Modern Mode (music) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia]</li><li>[[Maximal_evenness|Maximal evenness]]</li><li>[[Momentum_of_Symmetry|Momentum of Symmetry]] - to be created</li><li>[[diatonic|diatonic]] - tbd</li></ul>      [[Category:scale]]
* [[Wikipedia: Mode (music)#Modern modes]]
* [[Maximal evenness]]
* [[MOS scale|Moment of Symmetry]]
* [[5L 2s|Diatonic]]
 
[[Category:Scale]]

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The term mode of the modern western understanding of scales is determined by the starting/ending point of a scale based on a given tonal material.

For example the diatonic material 0 2 4 5 7 9 11 12 14 16 17 ... of 12edo with its 7-tone periodicity (12 equals 0) can be used to build 7 different modes, which are often named as

  • Ionian (0...)
  • Dorian (2...)
  • Phrygian (4...)
  • Lydian (5...)
  • Mixolydian (7...)
  • Aeolian (9...)
  • Locrian (11...)

See also

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