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The notes between A and B can then be notated as A, A{{naturalup}}, A{{sharpdown}}, A♯, B♭, B{{flatup}}, B{{naturaldown}}, B. Note that A♯ is enharmonic to B{{flatdown}}, and B♭ is enharmonic to A{{sharpup}}. | The notes between A and B can then be notated as A, A{{naturalup}}, A{{sharpdown}}, A♯, B♭, B{{flatup}}, B{{naturaldown}}, B. Note that A♯ is enharmonic to B{{flatdown}}, and B♭ is enharmonic to A{{sharpup}}. | ||
The notes from B to C are B, C♭, B{{sharpdown}} / C{{flatup}}, B♯, and C. Similarily, the notes from E to F are E, F♭, E{{sharpdown}} / F{{flatup}}, E♯, and F. As with the red/blue note system described above, all notes in 43edo therefore have unambiguous names except for | The notes from B to C are B, C♭, B{{sharpdown}} / C{{flatup}}, B♯, and C. Similarily, the notes from E to F are E, F♭, E{{sharpdown}} / F{{flatup}}, E♯, and F. As with the red/blue note system described above, all notes in 43edo therefore have unambiguous names except for B{{sharpdown}} / {{flatup}} and E{{sharpdown}} / F{{flatup}}. | ||
Double or | Double or even triple arrows may arise if the arrows are taken to have their own layer of enharmonic spellings. | ||
=== Sagittal === | === Sagittal === | ||