Xenharmonic Wiki:MOS page style guide: Difference between revisions

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##'''Interval names'''

##'''Note names'''

#'''Theory''' - Is there any theory behind this mos? The following subsections are recommended:

#'''Theory''' - Is there any theory behind this mos? The following subsections are recommended, but other sections may be added:

##'''Low harmonic entropy scales'''

##'''Temperament interpretations'''

#'''Step ratios''' - What cent values are reached using certain step ratios? What diatonic intervals are reached this way? The following subsections are recommended, but other ratios may be added:

#'''Step ratios''' - What cent values are reached using certain step ratios? What diatonic intervals are reached this way? The following subsections are recommended, but sections for other ratios may be added:

##'''Simple tunings''' - Step ratios 2:1, 3:1, and 3:2

##'''Soft tunings''' - Step ratios 4:3 and 5:3, in comparison to 3:2

##'''Hard tunings''' - Step ratios 4:1 and 5:2, in comparison to 3:1

#'''Modes''' - What modes ~~are there~~? ~~Are there~~ any ~~names~~? What intervals do these modes have?

#'''Modes''' - What modes does the mos have? What names do they have, if any? What intervals do these modes have?

#'''Tuning spectrum''' or '''Scale tree''' - A larger version of the equal tunings section of the mos infobox, showing a wider range of step ratios (and compatible equal temperaments) for the mos.

#'''Scales''' - What scales are there associated with this mos? This can include temperament-specific tunings (eg, meantone[7]) and modmosses.

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 ##'''Interval names'''
 ##'''Note names'''
-#'''Theory''' - Is there any theory behind this mos? The following subsections are recommended:
+#'''Theory''' - Is there any theory behind this mos? The following subsections are recommended, but other sections may be added:
 ##'''Low harmonic entropy scales'''
 ##'''Temperament interpretations'''
-#'''Step ratios''' - What cent values are reached using certain step ratios? What diatonic intervals are reached this way? The following subsections are recommended, but other ratios may be added:
+#'''Step ratios''' - What cent values are reached using certain step ratios? What diatonic intervals are reached this way? The following subsections are recommended, but sections for other ratios may be added:
 ##'''Simple tunings''' - Step ratios 2:1, 3:1, and 3:2
 ##'''Soft tunings''' - Step ratios 4:3 and 5:3, in comparison to 3:2
 ##'''Hard tunings''' - Step ratios 4:1 and 5:2, in comparison to 3:1
-#'''Modes''' - What modes are there? Are there any names? What intervals do these modes have?
+#'''Modes''' - What modes does the mos have? What names do they have, if any? What intervals do these modes have?
 #'''Tuning spectrum''' or '''Scale tree''' - A larger version of the equal tunings section of the mos infobox, showing a wider range of step ratios (and compatible equal temperaments) for the mos.
 #'''Scales''' - What scales are there associated with this mos? This can include temperament-specific tunings (eg, meantone[7]) and modmosses.