Chain-of-fifths notation: Difference between revisions

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 Note that certain symbols may be very similar or identical to standard or Stein–Zimmermann accidentals despite having different Unicode codepoints.
-A particular case is [[ups and downs notation]], which uses [[arrow]]s placed to the left of accidentals (e.g.&nbsp;^#) or note names (e.g.&nbsp;^C#). Since different tuning systems associate a different number arrows to different offsets, they are not included below, but the most basic notation can be found at [[24edo #Notation]].
+A particular case is [[ups and downs notation]], which uses [[arrow]]s placed to the left of accidentals (e.g. ^#) or note names (e.g. ^C#). Since different tuning systems associate a different number arrows to different offsets, they are not included below, but the most basic notation can be found at [[24edo #Notation]].
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