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In broader sense, a scale created by repeating one simple intonation ("fifth" analogue) and it has low otonal limit triad (with "third" analogue which is but not always genspan +4.) But, if 3/2 is used as generator, such as [[angel]] and [[obikhod]], another name should be considered. | In broader sense, a scale created by repeating one simple intonation ("fifth" analogue) and it has low otonal limit triad (with "third" analogue which is but not always genspan +4.) But, if 3/2 is used as generator, such as [[angel]] and [[obikhod]], another name should be considered. | ||
== Notation == | |||
Macrodiatonic and microdiatonic scales can be notated using the standard diatonic notation, if intervals are reinterpreted to be understood as their stretched or compressed counterparts. | |||
== Examples of macrodiatonic and microdiatonic scales == | == Examples of macrodiatonic and microdiatonic scales == | ||