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There are many standard notations for octave-equivalent scales like [[ups and downs notation]] | There are many standard notations for octave-equivalent scales like [[ups and downs notation]] for EDO intervals, [[FJS]] for JI intervals, [[TAMNAMS]] for MOS scales, etc., but there are not many similar notations for non-octave scales. Here I will outline some similar notations to ups and downs notation and TAMNAMS for fifth and tritave-equivalent scales, the most common non-octave scales. | ||
== Fifth-equivalent == | == Fifth-equivalent == | ||
== Tritave-equivalent == | == Tritave-equivalent == | ||
Revision as of 08:51, 31 May 2023
There are many standard notations for octave-equivalent scales like ups and downs notation for EDO intervals, FJS for JI intervals, TAMNAMS for MOS scales, etc., but there are not many similar notations for non-octave scales. Here I will outline some similar notations to ups and downs notation and TAMNAMS for fifth and tritave-equivalent scales, the most common non-octave scales.