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	'''Rational comma notation''' ('''RCN''') is a [[notation]] system using either plaintext (ASCII) or richtext to notate any frequency in [[just intonation]] (JI). It also names the pitch classes, which are notes up to [[octave equivalence]]. It was developed in 2015-2017 by musician and music theorist [[David Ryan]].		'''Rational comma notation''' ('''RCN''') is a [[musical notation]] system using either plaintext (ASCII) or richtext to notate any frequency in [[just intonation]] (JI). It also names the pitch classes, which are notes up to [[octave equivalence]]. It was developed in 2015-2017 by musician and music theorist [[David Ryan]].

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