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	'''Octave reduction''' is the process of replacing an [[interval]] by the unique [[Equivalence\|equivalent]] interval ~~situated~~ between the [[unison]] and the [[octave]]. In practice, this is done by adding or subtracting octaves from the starting interval as necessary.		'''Octave reduction''' is the process of replacing an [[interval]] by the unique [[Equivalence\|equivalent]] interval between the [[unison]] and the [[octave]]. In practice, this is done by adding or subtracting octaves from the starting interval as necessary.

	== Practical methods ==		== Practical methods ==