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=== Orwell scales in 9N and 13N-edos === | === Orwell scales in 9N and 13N-edos === | ||
While major and minor scales have defined different steps that allow for simple substitution, orwell scales are significantly different in that there's more than one variant. | While major and minor scales have defined different steps that allow for simple substitution, orwell scales are significantly different in that there's more than one variant. | ||
=== Dodecaphony and 12N-edos === | |||
In EDOs that are a multiple of 12, naive scales are a form of xenharmonically modified dodecaphony, which in 12edo means using all 12 notes of the temperament without favouring a particular note, key, or scale. | |||