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=== Contributions ===

* [[Recursive structure of MOS scales|MOS recursion and MOS recursion algorithms]]; tried my best to make the descriptions for MOS recursion apply to all cases (Work-in-progress)

* Big contributions to date

*[[Horogram|A page for horograms]], since it was totally absent (Work-in-progress)

** [[Recursive structure of MOS scales|MOS recursion and MOS recursion algorithms]]; tried my best to make the descriptions for MOS recursion apply to all cases (Work-in-progress)

* Finding and sorting the modes of an MV2/MOS by modal brightness (see subpages section below)

** Some rewording of the [[TAMNAMS]] page for readability and flow

* Adding descriptions for certain pages so that they also apply to step sequences, such as that for an [[interval matrix]] and [[muddle]]

*** I have a few TAMNAMS-related proposals of my own that aren't quite ready to be called official. See todo list or TAMNAMS subpage.

* Other contributions

**[[Horogram|A page for horograms]], since it was totally absent (Work-in-progress).

**[[MOS Scale Family Tree|Mos family tree page]] for a tree I independently discovered before realizing Erv Wilson had already described it. Also has to do with mos recursion.

** Finding and sorting the modes of an MV2/MOS by modal brightness (see subpages section below).

** Adding descriptions for certain pages so that they also apply to step sequences, such as that for an [[interval matrix]] and [[muddle]].

** Some mos-related things here-and-there.

=== To-do list ===

* Constructing a circle of generating intervals for any MOS supported by a specific edo

* Clean up mos recursion page (because I feel bad leaving the algorithms untouched and untested for so long).

* Constructing key signatures for any MOS

** Replace pseudocode for is-this-scale-a-mos? program with python code; clarify with more examples.

* Composing music with these abstract ideas

** Relate mos recursion with the mos family tree.

* Refine TAMNAMS proposals with guidance of inthar and others:

** Propose these terms to be made official:

*** Mosperiod

*** Moscomplement

** Mos mode naming, which requires a modified UDP notation, which itself requires clarification.

** TAMNAMS naming extension for mosses with more than 10 notes.

*** Standardize terminology

*** Names go up to and beyond 3rd mosdescendants

*** Make it clear that prefixes for differentiating different mosdescendants are optional

*** Discuss temperament-agnostic alternatives to mosdescendant prefixes???

* Constructing a circle of generating intervals for any MOS supported by a specific edo.

* Constructing key signatures for any MOS.

* Composing music with these abstract ideas.

=== Wish list ===

* Every important edo has an accompanying page or subpage that lists all of its mosses and the temperaments they support. Examples can be found on [[31edo MOS scales|31edo]] and [[MOS scales of 17edo|17edo]]'s mos pages.

* Every important edo page has an accompanying page or subpage that lists all of its mosses and the temperaments they support. Examples can be found on [[31edo MOS scales|31edo]] and [[MOS scales of 17edo|17edo]]'s mos pages.

* Every important mos ~~displays~~ a ~~table that shows every~~ interval ~~and scale degree. I have a few mockups on my sandbox page~~.

* Every (important) mos page should have at least these things:

** If such a feature can be implemented, there can be input field for entering step sizes (or a slider for step ratio hardness/softness), which then updates the table with cent values for every interval.

** An overview of the mos itself (obviously).

*** The mos infobox with its TAMNAMS name, including TAMNAMS extension names. If such a thing is possible, the infobox should also find the name.

** A complete listing of its intervals for each mode, if the mos is small enough (around 10 notes or fewer, unless an interval listing is there already).

*** If such a feature can be implemented, there can be input field for entering step sizes (or a slider for step ratio hardness/softness), which then updates the table with cent values for every interval.

** A listing of its modes, their step patterns, and their names if applicable.

** The scale tree. (This needs its own standardization)

== Subpages ==

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 === Contributions ===
-* [[Recursive structure of MOS scales|MOS recursion and MOS recursion algorithms]]; tried my best to make the descriptions for MOS recursion apply to all cases (Work-in-progress)
+* Big contributions to date
-*[[Horogram|A page for horograms]], since it was totally absent (Work-in-progress)
+** [[Recursive structure of MOS scales|MOS recursion and MOS recursion algorithms]]; tried my best to make the descriptions for MOS recursion apply to all cases (Work-in-progress)
-* Finding and sorting the modes of an MV2/MOS by modal brightness (see subpages section below)
+** Some rewording of the [[TAMNAMS]] page for readability and flow
-* Adding descriptions for certain pages so that they also apply to step sequences, such as that for an [[interval matrix]] and [[muddle]]
+*** I have a few TAMNAMS-related proposals of my own that aren't quite ready to be called official. See todo list or TAMNAMS subpage.
+* Other contributions
+**[[Horogram|A page for horograms]], since it was totally absent (Work-in-progress).
+**[[MOS Scale Family Tree|Mos family tree page]] for a tree I independently discovered before realizing Erv Wilson had already described it. Also has to do with mos recursion.
+** Finding and sorting the modes of an MV2/MOS by modal brightness (see subpages section below).
+** Adding descriptions for certain pages so that they also apply to step sequences, such as that for an [[interval matrix]] and [[muddle]].
+** Some mos-related things here-and-there.
 === To-do list ===
-* Constructing a circle of generating intervals for any MOS supported by a specific edo
+* Clean up mos recursion page (because I feel bad leaving the algorithms untouched and untested for so long).
-* Constructing key signatures for any MOS
+** Replace pseudocode for is-this-scale-a-mos? program with python code; clarify with more examples.
-* Composing music with these abstract ideas
+** Relate mos recursion with the mos family tree.
+* Refine TAMNAMS proposals with guidance of inthar and others:
+** Propose these terms to be made official:
+*** Mosperiod
+*** Moscomplement
+** Mos mode naming, which requires a modified UDP notation, which itself requires clarification.
+** TAMNAMS naming extension for mosses with more than 10 notes.
+*** Standardize terminology
+*** Names go up to and beyond 3rd mosdescendants
+*** Make it clear that prefixes for differentiating different mosdescendants are optional
+*** Discuss temperament-agnostic alternatives to mosdescendant prefixes???
+* Constructing a circle of generating intervals for any MOS supported by a specific edo.
+* Constructing key signatures for any MOS.
+* Composing music with these abstract ideas.
 === Wish list ===
-* Every important edo has an accompanying page or subpage that lists all of its mosses and the temperaments they support. Examples can be found on [[31edo MOS scales|31edo]] and [[MOS scales of 17edo|17edo]]'s mos pages.
+* Every important edo page has an accompanying page or subpage that lists all of its mosses and the temperaments they support. Examples can be found on [[31edo MOS scales|31edo]] and [[MOS scales of 17edo|17edo]]'s mos pages.
-* Every important mos displays a table that shows every interval and scale degree. I have a few mockups on my sandbox page.
+* Every (important) mos page should have at least these things:
-** If such a feature can be implemented, there can be input field for entering step sizes (or a slider for step ratio hardness/softness), which then updates the table with cent values for every interval.
+** An overview of the mos itself (obviously).
+*** The mos infobox with its TAMNAMS name, including TAMNAMS extension names. If such a thing is possible, the infobox should also find the name.
+** A complete listing of its intervals for each mode, if the mos is small enough (around 10 notes or fewer, unless an interval listing is there already).
+*** If such a feature can be implemented, there can be input field for entering step sizes (or a slider for step ratio hardness/softness), which then updates the table with cent values for every interval.
+** A listing of its modes, their step patterns, and their names if applicable.
+** The scale tree. (This needs its own standardization)
 == Subpages ==