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::::::::::::::::: I get it now... I'm glad you like the term "Paradiatonic" though. As to why I mentioned 7/4 and the other paradiatonic intervals... well, they are not diatonic intervals- which is why they were not included on the scales page- but they still have potential for use as borrowed intervals (extra intervals that are not native to your key signature) and for modulation purposes. The 7/4 interval in particular does happen to occur in the sets of proper modes with supermajor and subminor chords I mentioned earlier- you know, the ones that I'm having a hard time finding good names for at the moment. --[[User:Aura|Aura]] ([[User talk:Aura|talk]]) 23:58, 25 November 2020 (UTC)

:::::::::::::::::: Great, "7/4 and the other paradiatonic intervals... not diatonic intervals" — whatever it is, what tonal system did you mean? Or, rather, can you suggest any rational/harmonic (non-equal-division) tonal system which extends or replaces diatonic or set of diatonic systems, is not based on the "tonality diamond", is well-rounded and self-sufficient, interesting, with good potential?..

:::::::::::::::::: Don't you think that some musical ideas did not see proper considerations simply because the creation of the musical instrument just for experimental purposes could not be considered as feasible? But I have in my hands the technology which makes it easy to design a brand new instrument rendering any thinkable tonal systems or the set of them, modify any thinkable properties on the fly, developed in an exclusively short time frame, so good amount of experimenting can be done quickly without much regret for the process of the instrument crafting, as its design can be easily thrown out or modified?

:::::::::::::::: For your information, I'm much less of an idea generator and much more of a one who discovers ideas brought by other people. It happened many times when some person could not realize the value of her/his own idea and I was the one to discover it. :-) [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], 23:48, 25 November 2020 (UTC)

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 ::::::::::::::::: I get it now...  I'm glad you like the term "Paradiatonic" though.  As to why I mentioned 7/4 and the other paradiatonic intervals... well, they are not diatonic intervals- which is why they were not included on the scales page- but they still have potential for use as borrowed intervals (extra intervals that are not native to your key signature) and for modulation purposes.  The 7/4 interval in particular does happen to occur in the sets of proper modes with supermajor and subminor chords I mentioned earlier- you know, the ones that I'm having a hard time finding good names for at the moment.  --[[User:Aura|Aura]] ([[User talk:Aura|talk]]) 23:58, 25 November 2020 (UTC)
+:::::::::::::::::: Great, "7/4 and the other paradiatonic intervals... not diatonic intervals" &mdash; whatever it is, what tonal system did you mean? Or, rather, can you suggest any rational/harmonic (non-equal-division) tonal system which extends or replaces diatonic or set of diatonic systems, is not based on the "tonality diamond", is well-rounded and self-sufficient, interesting, with good potential?..
+:::::::::::::::::: Don't you think that some musical ideas did not see proper considerations simply because the creation of the musical instrument just for experimental purposes could not be considered as feasible? But I have in my hands the technology which makes it easy to design a brand new instrument rendering any thinkable tonal systems or the set of them, modify any thinkable properties on the fly, developed in an exclusively short time frame, so good amount of experimenting can be done quickly without much regret for the process of the instrument crafting, as its design can be easily thrown out or modified?
 :::::::::::::::: For your information, I'm much less of an idea generator and much more of a one who discovers ideas brought by other people. It happened many times when some person could not realize the value of her/his own idea and I was the one to discover it. :-) [[User:SAKryukov|SA]], 23:48, 25 November 2020 (UTC)