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Revision as of 06:14, 21 December 2024
By a family of scales is meant a certain set of scales, finite or infinite, generated according to a regular and exactly specified method. Examples of scale families are EDOs, equal-step tunings, MOS, and Fokker blocks. Below are some further scale families.
Fokker blocks
Euler-Fokker genera
Cartesian scales
Tonality diamonds
Breed diamonds
Diaconv scales
Scale products and scale powers
Combination product sets
Dwarves
Marvelous dwarves
Especially tempered dwarves
Elves
Hobbits
Clippers
Maximal harmony epimorphic scales
Lesfip scales
Highschool scales
Crystal balls
Chord cubes
Essentially tempered scales
Yantras
Overtone scales
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