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* Categorical haplotonic scales include the last MOS that s ≥ 125 ¢ and some subset of such scales. in <nowiki>[[Chromatic pairs]]</nowiki>, such subsets all may be labelled mini-haplotonic (even if there are more than one). | * Categorical haplotonic scales include the last MOS that s ≥ 125 ¢ and some subset of such scales. in <nowiki>[[Chromatic pairs]]</nowiki>, such subsets all may be labelled mini-haplotonic (even if there are more than one). | ||
* Categorical albitonic scale is the first MOS that s < 125 ¢. | * Categorical albitonic scale is the first MOS that s < 125 ¢. | ||
* Categorical chromatic scale include direct descendant of albitonic (by adding corresponding haplotonic), and further descendant (by adding same haplotonic). in <nowiki>[[Chromatic pairs]]</nowiki>, such further descendants all may be labelled mega-chromatic (even if there are more than one). | * Categorical chromatic scale include direct descendant of albitonic (by adding corresponding haplotonic), and further descendant <del>(by adding same haplotonic)</del>. in <nowiki>[[Chromatic pairs]]</nowiki>, such further descendants all may be labelled mega-chromatic (even if there are more than one). | ||
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