User:Dummy index/Chromatic pairs and how we define haplotonic: Difference between revisions

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 haplotonic is something similar to the black keys of a piano. hmm...
-# Number of notes. about 5-notes. here I tentatively state the best is 4—6 notes.
+# Number of notes. about 5-notes. here I tentatively state the best is 4–6 notes.
 # (haplotonic)+(albitonic)=(chromatic). strong.
 # Semitone-free MOS. some authors might consider this property. All labelled scales are s &gt; 125 ¢.
 In fact, it can be seen from condition 3 that the haplotonic scale is up to 9 notes.
+By the way, many of the scales listed on <nowiki>[[Chromatic pairs]]</nowiki> are actually "chain of chromatic pairs". Moreover, the part that is a arithmetic sequence is composed by repeatedly adding the same (strong) haplotonic scale. And the haplotonic is direct parent MOS of first albitonic.
+* Nestoria7, Nestoria12, Nestoria17 — adding Nestoria5 repeatedly
+* (memo: strong haplotonic is "L will be new s if cutting s from L anymore" so soft-of-basic)
 (WIP)
 = Category:Haplotonic scales (November 2024) =
+{| class="wikitable"
+|+ Caption text
+|-
+! Name !! Size of s (¢) !! # of notes<br>1–3: −, 4–6: ☆, 7–9: △ !! Strong !! Remarks
+|-
+| Baldy6 || 180 || ☆ || Yes || Baldy5 is also strong haplotonic for Baldy6-Baldy11 pair
+|-
+| Bleu8 || 140 || △ || Yes ||
+|-
+| Roulette6 || 195 || ☆ || Yes ||
+|-
+| Sensi5 || 130 || ☆ || No || direct parent of Sensi8
+|-
+| Sensi8 || 130 || △ || Yes ||
+|}
 * Baldy6
 * Bleu8