Gallery of 3-SN scales: Difference between revisions

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See [[SN scale]].
See [[SN scale]].
Scales are grouped by their ''germinations'', the sequence of introduction of generators until 3 are reached, at which point the ''primitive'' 3-SN scale is developed (the first listed under each germination), from which all others of that germination evolve. The germination of Pythagorean, Meantone, Superpyth, Mavila, and Father MOS (2-SN) scales is (2/1, 3/2).


Commas tempered out are shown in their simplest basis set, as per SN labeling conventions.
Commas tempered out are shown in their simplest basis set, as per SN labeling conventions.
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Tempered scales are shown in JI as their simplest symmetric pre-image.
Tempered scales are shown in JI as their simplest symmetric pre-image.


Scales are grouped by their ''germinations'', the sequence of introduction of generators until 3 are reached, at which point the ''primitive'' 3-SN scale is developed (the first listed under each germination), from which all others of that germination evolve. The germination of Pythagorean, Meantone, Superpyth, Mavila, and Father MOS (2-SN) scales is (2/1, 3/2).
Scales are written in JI and as step patterns in their symmetric mode, for scales of odd cardinality, or in the mode symmetric without 2/1 for scales of even cardinality.


== (2/1, 3/2, 5/4) ==
== (2/1, 3/2, 5/4) ==