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* Note that there are two Dorians for each chirality, Bright and Dark Dorian. | * Note that there are two Dorians for each chirality, Bright and Dark Dorian. | ||
* (*) We take these as the default LH Aeolian and RH Mixolydian because they | * (*) We take these as the default LH Aeolian and RH Mixolydian because they have equivalents of the opposite chirality. The adjectives "brightened" and "darkened" are modifications that flatten the default modes by a comma step. | ||
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By taking the pitches of both chiralities corresponding to each diatonic mode, we obtain the achiral scale LSCSLMLSLM, where C = L − S, termed ''ambi-diasem'' (after ''ambidextrous''). It ensures that every "supermajor third" (2L + S) in the scale has both major tone-minor tone and minor tone-major tone steps available. This is a stretched version of the [[blackdye]] scale with the same step ratio (with the L in the "SLS" of blackdye made smaller). There are 8 ambi modes that result from changing an occurrence of SL and LS in it to SCS (on the same root as the original chiral modes). | By taking the pitches of both chiralities corresponding to each diatonic mode, we obtain the achiral scale LSCSLMLSLM, where C = L − S, termed ''ambi-diasem'' (after ''ambidextrous''). It ensures that every "supermajor third" (2L + S) in the scale has both major tone-minor tone and minor tone-major tone steps available. This is a stretched version of the [[blackdye]] scale with the same step ratio (with the L in the "SLS" of blackdye made smaller). There are 8 ambi modes that result from changing an occurrence of SL and LS in it to SCS (on the same root as the original chiral modes). | ||