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Because semiwolf is a fifth-repeating scale, each tone has a 3/2 perfect fifth above it. The scale has three major chords and two minor chords, all voiced so that the third of the triad is an octave higher, a tenth. Semiwolf also has two harmonic 7th chords. | Because semiwolf is a fifth-repeating scale, each tone has a 3/2 perfect fifth above it. The scale has three major chords and two minor chords, all voiced so that the third of the triad is an octave higher, a tenth. Semiwolf also has two harmonic 7th chords. | ||
[[Step ratio|Basic]] semiwolf is in [[8edf]], which is a very good fifth-based equal temperament similar to [[88cET]]. | [[Step ratio|Basic]] semiwolf is in [[8edf]], which is a very good fifth-based equal temperament similar to [[88cET]]. | ||
[[Category:Scales]] | [[Category:Scales]] | ||
[[Category:Abstract MOS patterns]] | [[Category:Abstract MOS patterns]] | ||
[[Category:Nonoctave]] | [[Category:Nonoctave]] | ||