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Musically, scales of the Alpha-Beta-Gamma family are perfect for making almost pure chords filling the vertical space. For example, with 7ed5/3, 9ed5/3 and 16ed5/3, it is possible to make big chords stacking a repetition of 5/4 4/3 repeating at 5/3, or a repetition of 4/3 5/4 repeating at 5/3; with 9ed3/2, 11ed3/2 and 20ed3/2, big chords stacking a repetition of 6/5 5/4 repeating at 3/2 or 5/4 6/5 repeating at 3/2; with 11ed7/5, 13ed7/5 and 24ed7/5, big chords stacking a repetition of 7/6 6/5 repeating at 7/5 or 6/5 7/6 repeating at 7/5; with 13ed4/3, 15ed4/3 and 28ed4/3, big chords stacking a repetition of 8/7 7/6 repeating at 4/3 or 7/6 8/7 repeating at 4/3; and so on. | Musically, scales of the Alpha-Beta-Gamma family are perfect for making almost pure chords filling the vertical space. For example, with 7ed5/3, 9ed5/3 and 16ed5/3, it is possible to make big chords stacking a repetition of 5/4 4/3 repeating at 5/3, or a repetition of 4/3 5/4 repeating at 5/3; with 9ed3/2, 11ed3/2 and 20ed3/2, it is possible to make big chords stacking a repetition of 6/5 5/4 repeating at 3/2 or 5/4 6/5 repeating at 3/2; with 11ed7/5, 13ed7/5 and 24ed7/5, it is possible to make big chords stacking a repetition of 7/6 6/5 repeating at 7/5 or 6/5 7/6 repeating at 7/5; with 13ed4/3, 15ed4/3 and 28ed4/3, it is possible to make big chords stacking a repetition of 8/7 7/6 repeating at 4/3 or 7/6 8/7 repeating at 4/3; and so on. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||