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{{Infobox interval region|Name=Semitone, minor second, augmented unison|Cents lower= | {{Infobox interval region|Name=Semitone, minor second, augmented unison|Cents lower=75|Cents lower wide=60|Cents upper=125|Cents upper wide=140|JI intervals=16/15, 25/24|MOSes=1L 8s, 9L 1s, 1L 9s|Complement=[[Major seventh]]|Lower region=[[Comma and diesis]]|Higher region=[[Neutral second]]}}{{Wikipedia|Semitone}} | ||
A '''semitone''', as a concrete [[interval region]], is typically near 100{{cent}} in size, distinct from [[commas and dieses]] (less than 60{{c}}), and from [[neutral second]]s (about 150{{c}}). A rough tuning range for the semitone is about 60{{c}} to 125{{c}} according to [[Margo Schulter]]'s theory of interval regions. | A '''semitone''', as a concrete [[interval region]], is typically near 100{{cent}} in size, distinct from [[commas and dieses]] (less than 60{{c}}), and from [[neutral second]]s (about 150{{c}}). A rough tuning range for the semitone is about 60{{c}} to 125{{c}} according to [[Margo Schulter]]'s theory of interval regions. | ||