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I have some scales ready in Scala format on my website [https://tilde.town/~tromboneboi9/scales.html here].
I have some scales ready in Scala format on my website [https://tilde.town/~tromboneboi9/scales.html here].


=== Blues scale in 10-EDO ===
=== "Drewnian" Scale System ===
I kinda like the '''3 1 1 1 2 2''' scale in 10-EDO, it works alright as a Blues scale. I think the second degree (3\10) is a bit sharper than it should, in fact a lot of intervals are "stretched out" in comparison to the Blues scale in 12, but before I didn't have very many scales in 10 under my belt except for the equipentatonic scale.
I recently developed an eleven-tone scale system, similar to Western theory in construction but by no means similar in sound. I like to think it's what Wstern tonality would look like if the [[7/4]] was prioritized over the [[5/4]].


I dunno, I stick to theory more often than I should; I use ''theoretical'' diatonic intervals/scales more often than intervals/scales that actually ''sound'' diatonic. Luckily I've been experimenting with 14-EDO recently, and I think it's good territory to fix that.
It involves two scales, each built with a seven-based [[tetrachord]]. One is built with a [[8/7]], 8/7, [[49/48]] tetrachord, generating the "major" intervals; and the other is built with a 49/48, 8/7, 8/7 tetrachord, generating the "minor" intervals. As a result, the scale has very large major seconds and very small minor seconds.
 
{| class="wikitable"
!Degree!!Name!!Ratio
|-
|0||P1||1/1
|-
|1||m2||49/48
|-
|2||M2||8/7
|-
|3||m3||7/6
|-
|4||M3||64/49
|-
|5||P4||4/3
|-
|6||P5||3/2
|-
|7||m6||49/32
|-
|8||M6||12/7
|-
|9||m7||7/4
|-
|10||M7||96/49
|-
|11||P8||2/1
|}
 
The intent with these weird [[superpyth]]-like constructions is to make [[5-EDO]]-like scales with some [[49/48|extra small intervals]] for spice.
 
It's very easily possible to map this scale to a 12-tone keyboard, in fact it is by design a mimicry of Western tonality. However, there is no tritone. For this interval you can either use the eleventh harmonic [[11/8]], a septimal whole tone below the "minor sixth". or a septimal whole tone above the "major third".


=== Enneatonic scale in JI ===
=== Enneatonic scale in JI ===