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The idea of Ice-face came from Hidekazu Wakabayashi in a dream he had. Wakabayashi claimed that he saw a woman playing a piano that was presumably tuned in the same way that Ice-face[12] is tuned.

The basic idea is to raise the pitch of the black notes in 12 EDO up 50 cents. The scale can be thought of as [[Mohajira]][7] superimposed over a diatonic major scale.

The basic idea is to raise the pitch of the black notes in 12 EDO up 50 cents, which gives the scale C Dd D Ed E F Gd G Ad A Bd B C.

Tuning in [[Scala]] format:

! Iceface.scl

!

Iceface Tuning (all back keys a quartertone up), by Hidekazu Wakabayashi

12

!

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The scale can be thought of as [[Mohajira]][7] superimposed over a diatonic major scale. Take for example, C major C D E F G A B C, and combine it with the Mohajira[7] mode "Iced Major" C D Ed F G Ad Bd C. This gives a scale of C D Ed E F G Ad A Bd B C, a 10-element subset of Iceface[12] as described above.

==Examples==

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The idea of Ice-face came from Hidekazu Wakabayashi in a dream he had. Wakabayashi claimed that he saw a woman playing a piano that was presumably tuned in the same way that Ice-face[12] is tuned.

The basic idea is to raise the pitch of the black notes in 12 EDO up 50 cents. The scale can be thought of as <a class="wiki_link" href="/Mohajira">Mohajira</a>[7] superimposed over a diatonic major scale.

The basic idea is to raise the pitch of the black notes in 12 EDO up 50 cents, which gives the scale C Dd D Ed E F Gd G Ad A Bd B C.

Tuning in <a class="wiki_link" href="/Scala">Scala</a> format:

! Iceface.scl

!

Iceface Tuning (all back keys a quartertone up), by Hidekazu Wakabayashi

12

!

150.00000

200.00000

350.00000

400.00000

500.00000

650.00000

700.00000

850.00000

900.00000

1050.00000

1100.00000

2/1

The scale can be thought of as <a class="wiki_link" href="/Mohajira">Mohajira</a>[7] superimposed over a diatonic major scale. Take for example, C major C D E F G A B C, and combine it with the Mohajira[7] mode &quot;Iced Major&quot; C D Ed F G Ad Bd C. This gives a scale of C D Ed E F G Ad A Bd B C, a 10-element subset of Iceface[12] as described above.

<h2 id="toc0"><a name="x-Examples"></a>Examples</h2>

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 The idea of Ice-face came from Hidekazu Wakabayashi in a dream he had. Wakabayashi claimed that he saw a woman playing a piano that was presumably tuned in the same way that Ice-face[12] is tuned.
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