Fox–Raven notation: Difference between revisions
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To change the pitch standard, indicate the pitch standard you're using (e.g. "J4 = 360 Hz") at the top of the score. | To change the pitch standard, indicate the pitch standard you're using (e.g. "J4 = 360 Hz") at the top of the score. | ||
== Note names == | == Note names == | ||
The note names N4 O4 P4 Q4 J4 K4 L4 M4 N5 denote the Hlanithian (1|6 in UDP, sLLsLsLL) mode on N4 = C4. All octave transpositions of these notes have the number shifted by the appropriate amount. All alterations of a given note by accidentals have the same octave number as the original note. For example, in 13edo Nb4 is the note 1\13 below N4, and is enharmonic with M#3. | The note names N4 O4 P4 Q4 J4 K4 L4 M4 N5 denote the Hlanithian (1|6 in UDP, sLLsLsLL) mode on N4 = C4. (This makes JKLMNOPQJ J Celephaisian.) All octave transpositions of these notes have the number shifted by the appropriate amount. All alterations of a given note by accidentals have the same octave number as the original note. For example, in 13edo Nb4 is the note 1\13 below N4, and is enharmonic with M#3. | ||
FRN accidentals are analogous to diatonic ones: | FRN accidentals are analogous to diatonic ones: | ||