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__**Staff Notation**__

For staff notation, just put an up or down to the left of the note and any standard accidental it might have. To write Db^ followed by Db in the same measure, use the mid sign: Db^ Db~. All 22 possible keys can be written out. The tonic is always a mid note, i.e. not up or down. Just as conventionally each black key produces both a sharp key and a flat key (Db major and C# minor), each of the 15 black keys of 22-EDO produces both, and there are 37 possible keys. ~~The 2 most remote~~ are ~~Bbbb~~ and F###, and ~~triple-sharps and triple-flat keys seem rather extreme~~. ~~Avoiding those~~, ~~we have 35 possible tonics that run from Fbb to Bx. Some of the~~ key signatures ~~will have double-sharps~~ or ~~double-flats in them~~, ~~or even triple-sharps.~~

For staff notation, just put an up or down to the left of the note and any standard accidental it might have. To write Db^ followed by Db in the same measure, use the mid sign: Db^ Db~. Or just write Db^ Db. All 22 possible keys can be written out. The tonic is always a mid note, i.e. not up or down. Just as conventionally each black key produces both a sharp key and a flat key (Db major and C# minor), each of the 15 black keys of 22-EDO produces both, and there are 37 possible keys. Double-sharps and double-flats are avoided, as are Fb, Cb, B# and E#. Also Fb^, Cb^, B#v and E#v. This is so that the three black keys between, say, C and D are only notated as some version of C or D, never by some version of B or E. To achieve this, ups and downs are allowed in tonic names and key signatures.

major keys: C, Db, Db^, Dv, D, Eb, Eb^, Ev, E, F, F^, Gb^, Gv or F#, G, Ab,

C / C

Db / C^

~~C: no sharps~~

~~G: 1 sharp on F~~

~~D: 2 sharps on F and C~~

~~...~~

~~C#: 7 sharps~~

~~G#: 6 sharps, 1 double-sharp on F~~

~~D#: 5 sharps, 2 double-sharps on F and C~~

~~...~~

~~B#: 2 sharps, 5 double-sharps on F, C, G, D and A~~

~~...~~

~~Bx: 2 double-sharps on E and B, 5 triple-sharps on F, C, G, D and A~~

__**Other EDOs**__

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Staff Notation

For staff notation, just put an up or down to the left of the note and any standard accidental it might have. To write Db^ followed by Db in the same measure, use the mid sign: Db^ Db~. All 22 possible keys can be written out. The tonic is always a mid note, i.e. not up or down. Just as conventionally each black key produces both a sharp key and a flat key (Db major and C# minor), each of the 15 black keys of 22-EDO produces both, and there are 37 possible keys. ~~The 2 most remote~~ are ~~Bbbb~~ and F###, and ~~triple-sharps and triple-flat keys seem rather extreme~~. ~~Avoiding those~~, ~~we have 35 possible tonics that run from Fbb to Bx. Some of the~~ key signatures ~~will have double-sharps~~ or ~~double-flats in them~~, ~~or even triple-sharps.~~

For staff notation, just put an up or down to the left of the note and any standard accidental it might have. To write Db^ followed by Db in the same measure, use the mid sign: Db^ Db~. Or just write Db^ Db. All 22 possible keys can be written out. The tonic is always a mid note, i.e. not up or down. Just as conventionally each black key produces both a sharp key and a flat key (Db major and C# minor), each of the 15 black keys of 22-EDO produces both, and there are 37 possible keys. Double-sharps and double-flats are avoided, as are Fb, Cb, B# and E#. Also Fb^, Cb^, B#v and E#v. This is so that the three black keys between, say, C and D are only notated as some version of C or D, never by some version of B or E. To achieve this, ups and downs are allowed in tonic names and key signatures.

major keys: C, Db, Db^, Dv, D, Eb, Eb^, Ev, E, F, F^, Gb^, Gv or F#, G, Ab,

C / C

Db / C^

~~C: no sharps ~~

~~G: 1 sharp on F ~~

~~D: 2 sharps on F and C ~~

~~... ~~

~~C#: 7 sharps ~~

~~G#: 6 sharps, 1 double-sharp on F ~~

~~D#: 5 sharps, 2 double-sharps on F and C ~~

~~... ~~

~~B#: 2 sharps, 5 double-sharps on F, C, G, D and A ~~

~~... ~~

~~Bx: 2 double-sharps on E and B, 5 triple-sharps on F, C, G, D and A ~~

Other EDOs

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+: This revision was by author [[User:TallKite|TallKite]] and made on <tt>2015-09-05 03:51:35 UTC</tt>.<br>
-: The original revision id was <tt>558221555</tt>.<br>
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 __**Staff Notation**__
-For staff notation, just put an up or down to the left of the note and any standard accidental it might have. To write Db^ followed by Db in the same measure, use the mid sign: Db^ Db~. All 22 possible keys can be written out. The tonic is always a mid note, i.e. not up or down. Just as conventionally each black key produces both a sharp key and a flat key (Db major and C# minor), each of the 15 black keys of 22-EDO produces both, and there are 37 possible keys. The 2 most remote are Bbbb and F###, and triple-sharps and triple-flat keys seem rather extreme. Avoiding those, we have 35 possible tonics that run from Fbb to Bx. Some of the key signatures will have double-sharps or double-flats in them, or even triple-sharps.
+For staff notation, just put an up or down to the left of the note and any standard accidental it might have. To write Db^ followed by Db in the same measure, use the mid sign: Db^ Db~. Or just write Db^ Db. All 22 possible keys can be written out. The tonic is always a mid note, i.e. not up or down. Just as conventionally each black key produces both a sharp key and a flat key (Db major and C# minor), each of the 15 black keys of 22-EDO produces both, and there are 37 possible keys. Double-sharps and double-flats are avoided, as are Fb, Cb, B# and E#. Also Fb^, Cb^, B#v and E#v. This is so that the three black keys between, say, C and D are only notated as some version of C or D, never by some version of B or E. To achieve this, ups and downs are allowed in tonic names and key signatures.
+major keys: C, Db, Db^, Dv, D, Eb, Eb^, Ev, E, F, F^, Gb^, Gv or F#, G, Ab,
+C / C
+Db / C^
-C: no sharps
-G: 1 sharp on F
-D: 2 sharps on F and C
-...
-C#: 7 sharps
-G#: 6 sharps, 1 double-sharp on F
-D#: 5 sharps, 2 double-sharps on F and C
-...
-B#: 2 sharps, 5 double-sharps on F, C, G, D and A
-...
-Bx: 2 double-sharps on E and B, 5 triple-sharps on F, C, G, D and A
 __**Other EDOs**__
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 &lt;u&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Staff Notation&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/u&gt;&lt;br /&gt;
-For staff notation, just put an up or down to the left of the note and any standard accidental it might have. To write Db^ followed by Db in the same measure, use the mid sign: Db^ Db~. All 22 possible keys can be written out. The tonic is always a mid note, i.e. not up or down. Just as conventionally each black key produces both a sharp key and a flat key (Db major and C# minor), each of the 15 black keys of 22-EDO produces both, and there are 37 possible keys. The 2 most remote are Bbbb and F###, and triple-sharps and triple-flat keys seem rather extreme. Avoiding those, we have 35 possible tonics that run from Fbb to Bx. Some of the key signatures will have double-sharps or double-flats in them, or even triple-sharps.&lt;br /&gt;
+For staff notation, just put an up or down to the left of the note and any standard accidental it might have. To write Db^ followed by Db in the same measure, use the mid sign: Db^ Db~. Or just write Db^ Db. All 22 possible keys can be written out. The tonic is always a mid note, i.e. not up or down. Just as conventionally each black key produces both a sharp key and a flat key (Db major and C# minor), each of the 15 black keys of 22-EDO produces both, and there are 37 possible keys. Double-sharps and double-flats are avoided, as are Fb, Cb, B# and E#. Also Fb^, Cb^, B#v and E#v. This is so that the three black keys between, say, C and D are only notated as some version of C or D, never by some version of B or E. To achieve this, ups and downs are allowed in tonic names and key signatures.&lt;br /&gt;
+&lt;br /&gt;
+major keys: C, Db, Db^, Dv, D, Eb, Eb^, Ev, E, F, F^, Gb^, Gv or F#, G, Ab, &lt;br /&gt;
+C / C&lt;br /&gt;
+Db / C^&lt;br /&gt;
 &lt;br /&gt;
-C: no sharps&lt;br /&gt;
-G: 1 sharp on F&lt;br /&gt;
-D: 2 sharps on F and C&lt;br /&gt;
-...&lt;br /&gt;
-C#: 7 sharps&lt;br /&gt;
-G#: 6 sharps, 1 double-sharp on F&lt;br /&gt;
-D#: 5 sharps, 2 double-sharps on F and C&lt;br /&gt;
-...&lt;br /&gt;
-B#: 2 sharps, 5 double-sharps on F, C, G, D and A&lt;br /&gt;
-...&lt;br /&gt;
-Bx: 2 double-sharps on E and B, 5 triple-sharps on F, C, G, D and A&lt;br /&gt;
 &lt;br /&gt;
 &lt;u&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Other EDOs&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/u&gt;&lt;br /&gt;