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	'''Modeless interchange''' is a technique used for chord progression, that consists of modulating over different types of 7-note [[MOS scale]]. In particular, an [[EDO]] in which all six types of 7-note MOSes can be realized is called '''interchangable''', and an EDO in which all 0-2-4 triads on all those 7-note MOSes are [[delta-rational]] is called '''perfectly interchangable'''.		'''Modeless interchange''' is a technique used for chord progression, that consists of modulating over different types of 7-note [[MOS scale]]. In particular, an [[EDO]] in which all six types of 7-note MOSes can be realized is called '''interchangable''', and an EDO in which all 0-2-4 triads on all those 7-note MOSes are [[delta-rational]] is called '''perfectly interchangable'''.