Fox–Raven notation: Difference between revisions
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* x bb represent alteration by two moschomas. | * x bb represent alteration by two moschomas. | ||
* t d represent half-moschromas in systems such as 18edo and 26edo where the moschroma can be split into two equal parts. These cannot be used in systems that do not split the oneirotonic chroma into two equal parts, such as 21edo. | * t d represent half-moschromas in systems such as 18edo and 26edo where the moschroma can be split into two equal parts. These cannot be used in systems that do not split the oneirotonic chroma into two equal parts, such as 21edo. | ||
* In edo systems, ^ v denote alteration by one edo step. They can still be used when a neji is notated as | * In edo systems, ^ v denote alteration by one edo step. They can still be used when a detuned edo (such as a neji) is notated as the edo, but cannot be used when the notation is not edo-based (e.g. based on a consistent non-edo oneirotonic generator). | ||
When writing a note name, the nominal is given first, then the accidentals are listed in order from smallest to largest, then the octave number: e.g. M^db4 in 36edo means M4 altered by ^ (1\36) + d (-2\36) + b (-4\36), that is M4 flattened by 5\36. | When writing a note name, the nominal is given first, then the accidentals are listed in order from smallest to largest, then the octave number: e.g. M^db4 in 36edo means M4 altered by ^ (1\36) + d (-2\36) + b (-4\36), that is M4 flattened by 5\36. | ||