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*smsLsmm Phrygian ♭4 symmetric minor starting on E | *smsLsmm Phrygian ♭4 symmetric minor starting on E | ||
*smmsmsL Locrian magical ♭♭7 starting on B | *smmsmsL Locrian magical ♭♭7 starting on B | ||
We can see that this scale differs from the Pinetone diminished heptatonic by only a single note 9/5 instead of 50/27. The augmented step of the Pinetone harmonic minor and major scales is the same as of the Pinetone diminished heptatonic, representing 15/13 when 325/324 is tempered out (the difference between 100/99 and 144/143). | We can see that this scale differs from the Pinetone diminished heptatonic by only a single note 9/5 instead of 50/27. | ||
The augmented step of the Pinetone harmonic minor and major scales is the same as of the Pinetone diminished heptatonic, representing 15/13 when 325/324 is tempered out (the difference between 100/99 and 144/143). | |||
The Pintone harmonic minor and harmonic minor have step patterns msmmsLs, and mmsmsLs respectively, or, represented as MODMOS of detempered Meantone[7], LsLLsAs and LLsLsAs, the step patterns of the familiar harmonic minor and harmonic major scales. | |||
==Pinetone hyperchromatic scales== | ==Pinetone hyperchromatic scales== | ||