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In between the nine specific ratios there are eight ranges of ratios. Each range has a name. These names are useful for classifying MOS tunings which don't match any of the nine simple step ratios. ''Hypohard'' could be used for tunings that are harder than basic but not as hard as the 3:1 tuning; similarly, ''hyposoft'' can be used for the range between soft and basic. | In between the nine specific ratios there are eight ranges of ratios. Each range has a name. These names are useful for classifying MOS tunings which don't match any of the nine simple step ratios. ''Hypohard'' could be used for tunings that are harder than basic but not as hard as the 3:1 tuning; similarly, ''hyposoft'' can be used for the range between soft and basic. | ||
By default, all ranges include their endpoints. For example, a hard tuning is considered a quasihard tuning. To exclude endpoints, the modifier "strict" can be used, for example "strict hyposoft". | |||
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