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Western musical notation uses 7 nominals in a chain of fifths, and is a heptatonic fifth-based notation.

'''[[~~Enharmonic_equivalence|~~Enharmonic equivalence]]''' may arise from this approach. This is when you have multiple names for the same pitch. C-sharp is enharmonically equivalent to D-flat, but only in ~~12-EDO~~, ~~24-EDO~~, ~~36-EDO~~, etc.

'''[[Enharmonic equivalence]]''' may arise from this approach. This is when you have multiple names for the same pitch. C-sharp is enharmonically equivalent to D-flat, but only in 12edo, 24edo, 36edo, etc.

This page is incomplete, and will eventually contain or refer to

~~<ul><li>~~How to use A-G circle-of-fifths notation to notate any tuning with a [[~~circle_of_fifths|~~circle of fifths]]~~</li><li>~~Non-A-G extensions, including [[~~Erv_Wilson|~~Erv Wilson]]'s greek letters, [[~~Bohlen-Pierce|~~Bohlen-Pierce]] notation, [[~~Armodue|~~Armodue]] number notation~~</li><li>~~[[~~Mark_Gould|~~Mark Gould]]'s connection of accidentals to [[~~bi-level_MOS|~~bi-level MOS]]~~</li><li>~~the term "[[~~albitonic|~~albitonic]]"~~</li><li>~~Connections to [[Sagittal~~|Sagittal~~]] ~~notation proposal &~~ [[~~Aaron_Hunt|~~Aaron Hunt]]'s system~~</li></ul> [[Category:todo:definition]]~~

* How to use A-G circle-of-fifths notation to notate any tuning with a [[circle of fifths]]

[[Category:~~todo:intro~~]]

* Non-A-G extensions, including [[Erv Wilson]]'s greek letters, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] notation, [[Armodue]] number notation

* [[Mark Gould]]'s connection of accidentals to [[bi-level MOS]]

* the term "[[albitonic]]"

* Connections to [[Sagittal notation]] and [[Aaron Hunt]]'s system

[[Category:Notation]]

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 Western musical notation uses 7 nominals in a chain of fifths, and is a heptatonic fifth-based notation.
-'''[[Enharmonic_equivalence|Enharmonic equivalence]]''' may arise from this approach. This is when you have multiple names for the same pitch. C-sharp is enharmonically equivalent to D-flat, but only in 12-EDO, 24-EDO, 36-EDO, etc.
+'''[[Enharmonic equivalence]]''' may arise from this approach. This is when you have multiple names for the same pitch. C-sharp is enharmonically equivalent to D-flat, but only in 12edo, 24edo, 36edo, etc.
 This page is incomplete, and will eventually contain or refer to
-<ul><li>How to use A-G circle-of-fifths notation to notate any tuning with a [[circle_of_fifths|circle of fifths]]</li><li>Non-A-G extensions, including [[Erv_Wilson|Erv Wilson]]'s greek letters, [[Bohlen-Pierce|Bohlen-Pierce]] notation, [[Armodue|Armodue]] number notation</li><li>[[Mark_Gould|Mark Gould]]'s connection of accidentals to [[bi-level_MOS|bi-level MOS]]</li><li>the term "[[albitonic|albitonic]]"</li><li>Connections to [[Sagittal|Sagittal]] notation proposal &amp; [[Aaron_Hunt|Aaron Hunt]]'s system</li></ul>      [[Category:todo:definition]]
+* How to use A-G circle-of-fifths notation to notate any tuning with a [[circle of fifths]]
-[[Category:todo:intro]]
+* Non-A-G extensions, including [[Erv Wilson]]'s greek letters, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] notation, [[Armodue]] number notation
+* [[Mark Gould]]'s connection of accidentals to [[bi-level MOS]]
+* the term "[[albitonic]]"
+* Connections to [[Sagittal notation]] and [[Aaron Hunt]]'s system
+{{Todo| expand | update }}
+[[Category:Notation]]

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