Kite's ups and downs notation: Difference between revisions
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* Cv^9 = C vE G ^D (an interval can't be both upped and downed) | * Cv^9 = C vE G ^D (an interval can't be both upped and downed) | ||
* CmM7 = C Eb G B (an interval can't be both minor and major) | * CmM7 = C Eb G B (an interval can't be both minor and major) * | ||
* Cma7 = C Eb Gb B# (an interval can't be both minor and aug) | * Cma7 = C Eb Gb B# (an interval can't be both minor and aug) ** | ||
* Cm#11 = C Eb G F# (an interval can't be both minor and sharp) | * Cm#11 = C Eb G F# (an interval can't be both minor and sharp) | ||
* Cvmm6 = C vEb G Ab (an interval can't be doubly minor) | * Cvmm6 = C vEb G Ab (an interval can't be doubly minor) | ||
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* C~v7 = C vvE G vBb in a sharp-4 edo (an interval can be downmid, but it can't be middown) | * C~v7 = C vvE G vBb in a sharp-4 edo (an interval can be downmid, but it can't be middown) | ||
* C~~9 = C vvE G vvD in a sharp-4 edo (an interval can't be doubly mid) | * C~~9 = C vvE G vvD in a sharp-4 edo (an interval can't be doubly mid) | ||
<nowiki>*</nowiki>But beware of the minor-major chord. CvmM7 means C vEb G vB and Cvm,M7 means C vEb G B. | |||
<nowiki>**</nowiki>But since Cma7 can be read as an alternate spelling of Cmaj7, adding a comma is wise: Cm,a7. | |||
In the spoken name, a comma is almost always pronounced as "add". The only exceptions are: | In the spoken name, a comma is almost always pronounced as "add". The only exceptions are: | ||
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* Bb,9 = Bb D F C | * Bb,9 = Bb D F C | ||
*B,b9 = B D# F# C | *B,b9 = B D# F# C | ||
*B7b9 = B D# F# A C | |||
* Bbb9 = Bbb Db Fb Abb Cb | * Bbb9 = Bbb Db Fb Abb Cb | ||
*Bbb,9 = Bbb Db Fb Cb | *Bbb,9 = Bbb Db Fb Cb | ||