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'''9L 1s''' or '''sinatonic''' (in [[Inthar's MOS naming scheme]]; after [[sinaic]], a proposed interval category name for [[14/13]]-like intervals that generate the scale) is a MOS pattern generated by a two-third tone or small "trienthird" of 1/10edo (120 cents) to 1/9 (133.333). It is sometimes called the "Grumpy" decatonic scale. It appears as the diatonic scale in temperaments such as Negri and Twothirdtonic.
'''9L 1s''' is a MOS pattern generated by a two-third tone or small "trienthird" of 1/10edo (120 cents) to 1/9 (133.333). It appears as the "diatonic" scale in temperaments such as Negri and Twothirdtonic.
 
== Names ==
The [[TAMNAMS]] system calls this scale pattern '''sinatonic''' after [[sinaic]], a proposed interval category name for [[14/13]]-like intervals that generate the scale. Graham Breed's [[MOS naming]] calls this the "Grumpy" decatonic scale.
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