Fractional sharp notation: Difference between revisions

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 The sharp and flat accidentals are always taken to raise and lower by an augmented union. In a given EDO system, the step size is 1 over the [[sharpness]] of a sharp. In interval naming:
-* x-minor represents x of the way from major to minor (0-minor is major and 1-minor is major, x below 1/2 is replaced by (1-x)-minor).
+* x-major represents x of the way from minor to major (1/2-major is the same as "neutral" essentially).
-* x-major represents x of the way from minor to major (0-major is minor and 1-major is major, x below 1/2 is replaced by (1-x)-major).
-* 1/2-minor and 1/2-major are identical so are called by the more conventional "neutral".
 * x-augmented represents x of the way from perfect/major to augmented.
 * x-diminished represents x of the way from perfect/minor to diminished.
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 | 2
 | 109.091
-| 2/3-minor 2nd
+| 1/3-major 2nd
-| 2/3-m2
+| 1/3-M2
 | Eb<sup>2/3</sup>
 |-
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 | 6
 | 327.273
-| 2/3-minor 3rd
+| 1/3-major 3rd
-| 2/3-m3
+| 1/3-M3
 | F#<sup>1/3</sup>
 |-
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 | 15
 | 818.182
-| 2/3-minor 6th
+| 1/3-major 6th
-| 2/3-m6
+| 1/3-M6
 | Bb<sup>2/3</sup>
 |-
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 | 19
 | 1036.364
-| 2/3-minor 7th
+| 1/3-major 7th
-| 2/3-m7
+| 1/3-M7
 | C#<sup>1/3</sup>
 |-