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4L 11s	5L 11s	6L 11s
4L 12s	5L 12s	6L 12s
4L 13s	5L 13s	6L 13s

Scale info
Step Pattern	LssLssLsssLssLsss

4L 11s 5L 11s 6L 11s 4L 12s 5L 12s 6L 12s 4L 13s 5L 13s 6L 13s

Abstract MOS patterns

1L 1s 2L 1s 3L 1s 4L 1s 5L 1s 6L 1s 7L 1s 8L 1s 9L 1s 10L 1s 1L 2s 2L 2s 3L 2s 4L 2s 5L 2s 6L 2s 7L 2s 8L 2s 9L 2s 10L 2s 1L 3s 2L 3s 3L 3s 4L 3s 5L 3s 6L 3s 7L 3s 8L 3s 9L 3s 10L 3s 1L 4s 2L 4s 3L 4s 4L 4s 5L 4s 6L 4s 7L 4s 8L 4s 9L 4s 10L 4s 1L 5s 2L 5s 3L 5s 4L 5s 5L 5s 6L 5s 7L 5s 8L 5s 9L 5s 10L 5s 1L 6s 2L 6s 3L 6s 4L 6s 5L 6s 6L 6s 7L 6s 8L 6s 9L 6s 10L 6s 1L 7s 2L 7s 3L 7s 4L 7s 5L 7s 6L 7s 7L 7s 8L 7s 9L 7s 10L 7s

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Scale degrees of the modes of 5L 2s (LsLAsLs)

UDP and alterations	Cyclic order	Step pattern	Scale degree (diadegree)
			0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
5|1 m2md A4md 3|3 A4md M6md	1	LsLAsLs	Perf.	Maj.	Min.	Perf.	Aug.	Maj.	Maj.	Perf.
3|3 m1md A3md 1|5 A3md M5md	2	sLAsLsL	Perf.	Min.	Min.	Aug.	Perf.	Maj.	Min.	Perf.
6|0 A2md A4md	3	LAsLsLs	Perf.	Maj.	Aug.	Aug.	Aug.	Maj.	Maj.	Perf.
6|0 A1md m6md 4|2 A1md A3md	4	AsLsLsL	Perf.	Aug.	Maj.	Aug.	Perf.	Maj.	Min.	Perf.
0|6 d3md d5md d6md	5	sLsLsLA	Perf.	Min.	Min.	Dim.	Dim.	Dim.	Dim.	Perf.
2|4 d4md M6md 0|6 M1md M6md	6	LsLsLAs	Perf.	Maj.	Min.	Perf.	Dim.	Min.	Maj.	Perf.
0|6 d3md M5md	7	sLsLAsL	Perf.	Min.	Min.	Dim.	Dim.	Maj.	Min.	Perf.

Intervals of 5L 2s

Intervals			Steps subtended	Range in cents
Generic1	Specific	Abbrev.
0-diastep	Perfect 0-diastep	P0ms	0	0.0¢
1-diastep	Minor 1-diastep	m1ms	s	0.0¢ to 171.4¢
	Major 1-diastep	M1ms	L	171.4¢ to 240.0¢
2-diastep	Minor 2-diastep	m2ms	L + s	240.0¢ to 342.9¢
	Major 2-diastep	M2ms	2L	342.9¢ to 480.0¢
3-diastep	Perfect 3-diastep	P3ms	2L + s	480.0¢ to 514.3¢
	Augmented 3-diastep	A3ms	3L	514.3¢ to 720.0¢
4-diastep	Diminished 4-diastep	d4ms	2L + 2s	480.0¢ to 685.7¢
	Perfect 4-diastep	P4ms	3L + s	685.7¢ to 720.0¢
5-diastep	Minor 5-diastep	m5ms	3L + 2s	720.0¢ to 857.1¢
	Major 5-diastep	M5ms	4L + s	857.1¢ to 960.0¢
6-diastep	Minor 6-diastep	m6ms	4L + 2s	960.0¢ to 1028.6¢
	Major 6-diastep	M6ms	5L + s	1028.6¢ to 1200.0¢
7-diastep	Perfect 7-diastep	P7ms	5L + 2s	1200.0¢

Definition of generic interval.