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=== 6ed7/3''+''7edo scale === | === 6ed7/3''+''7edo scale === | ||
{{main|6ed7/3#6ed7/3+7edo scale}} | {{main|6ed7/3#6ed7/3+7edo scale}} | ||
=== Generator sequence 7/6, 9/8, 8/7 (4/1 period) === | |||
Gutierrez described this scale in December 2025: "the 2 octaves have similar notes (with the semiflat 4 or 11 existing in both) so it can be fun to play the same melody in both octaves for a shimmery sound which works well with bell-like timbres, but the second octave also allows chord extentions like subminor maj9 or susd4maj13" | |||
<pre> | |||
7/6 267c sin3 | |||
21/16 471c semiflat4 | |||
3/2 702c perfect 5 | |||
7/4 969c harm7 | |||
63/32 1173c suboctave | |||
9/4 1404c maj9 | |||
21/8 1671c semiflat 11 | |||
189/64 1875c 🐺 tritave | |||
27/8 2106c maj13 | |||
4/1 2400c octave | |||
</pre> | |||
=== Gutierrez Moonglade scale === | === Gutierrez Moonglade scale === | ||
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[[Category:24-tone scales]] | [[Category:24-tone scales]] | ||
[[Category:Tempered scales]] | [[Category:Tempered scales]] | ||
==== Gutierrez slendric plural-octave scale ==== | |||
Gutierrez described this scale in December 2025: "using a period of 7/4 on slendric generator sequence gives you alot of near-octaves so each octave is a different mode of the same scale" | |||
<pre>8/7 | |||
21/16 | |||
3/2 | |||
12/7 | |||
7/4 (period) | |||
2/1 | |||
147/64 | |||
21/8 | |||
3/1 | |||
49/16 | |||
7/2 | |||
1029/256 | |||
147/32 | |||
21/4 | |||
343/64 | |||
49/8 | |||
7203/1024 | |||
1029/128 | |||
147/16 | |||
2401/256 | |||
343/32 | |||
50421/4096 | |||
7203/512 | |||
1029/64 | |||
16807/1024 (5 periods)</pre> | |||
=== Gutierrez sunbreak scale === | === Gutierrez sunbreak scale === | ||
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[[Category:Tempered scales]] | [[Category:Tempered scales]] | ||
[[Category:Nonoctave]] | [[Category:Nonoctave]] | ||
==== Gutierrez doubled wisp scale ==== | |||
In December 2025, Gutierrez made this variant of the wisp scale by duplicating the chord made from the first 4 notes of the wisp scale, offset by 30 cents, until it fills the octave. She described it as 'adding shimmers and some more familiar intervals' and having a "very mysterious sound". | |||
<pre>30.000 | |||
266.871 | |||
296.871 | |||
484.920 | |||
514.920 | |||
669.278 | |||
699.278 | |||
936.149 | |||
966.149 | |||
1200.000</pre> | |||
==== Will-o-wisps' scale ==== | ==== Will-o-wisps' scale ==== | ||