MOS naming: Difference between revisions
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[[User:IlL|Inthar]] suggests a standardized set of temperament-agnostic names for commonly used octave-equivalent MOS scales of sizes between 6 and 10. Some of these come from temperament-agnostic MOS names coined by [[Igliashon Jones]] and others. Some are directly taken from temperament-based names for scales, often because the regular temperament is the only "good" or simple temperament in the range. 1L ns scales are not included since they aren't specific enough to define any musical framework (generator can be anywhere from 1\1 to 1\(n+1)). | [[User:IlL|Inthar]] suggests a standardized set of temperament-agnostic names for commonly used octave-equivalent MOS scales of sizes between 6 and 10. Some of these come from temperament-agnostic MOS names coined by [[Igliashon Jones]] and others. Some are directly taken from temperament-based names for scales, often because the regular temperament is the only "good" or simple temperament in the range. 1L ns scales are not included since they aren't specific enough to define any musical framework (generator can be anywhere from 1\1 to 1\(n+1)). | ||
=== 6-note MOSes === | === 6-note MOSes === | ||
*[[2L 4s]]: see 6L 2s or 2L 8s | |||
*[[3L 3s]]: see 3L 6s or 6L 3s | |||
*[[4L 2s]]: see 6L 4s | |||
*[[5L 1s]]: machine | |||
=== 7-note MOSes === | === 7-note MOSes === | ||
* [[2L 5s]]: antidiatonic (see also 2L 7s or 7L 2s) | * [[2L 5s]]: antidiatonic (see also 2L 7s or 7L 2s) | ||