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Using {{sagittal| # }} and {{sagittal| b }} (or {{sagittal|/||\}} {{sagittal|\!!/}} for Revo flavor) is still ''technically'' Sagittal notation, however, it's just a reskin of the usual chain-of-fifths notation. Ditto for Stein-Zimmermann half-sharps and half-flats in [[hemipythagorean]]. | Using {{sagittal| # }} and {{sagittal| b }} (or {{sagittal|/||\}} {{sagittal|\!!/}} for Revo flavor) is still ''technically'' Sagittal notation, however, it's just a reskin of the usual chain-of-fifths notation. Ditto for Stein-Zimmermann half-sharps and half-flats in [[hemipythagorean]]. | ||
[[File:SagittalEulerDiagram1.png|500px|thumb|right|Relationships between sagittal | [[File:SagittalEulerDiagram1.png|500px|thumb|right|Relationships between sagittal symbol subsets]] | ||
=== Spartan === | === Spartan === | ||