Syntonic–rastmic subchroma notation: Difference between revisions
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=== Natural accidental === | === Natural accidental === | ||
The natural accidental cancels all pitch alterations. | The natural accidental cancels all pitch alterations. | ||
== Notation guide for common tunings == | == Notation guide for common tunings == | ||
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| 28 || >, /, ↑\, ↑<, ↑, ↑>, ↑/, ↑↑\, ↑↑<, ↑↑, ↑↑>, ↑↑/, t<, t, t>, #↓↓\, #↓↓<, #↓↓, #↓↓>, #↓↓/, #↓\, #↓<, #↓, #↓>, #↓/, #\, #<, # || 7 & 294 || 287c, 294, 301, 308e | | 28 || >, /, ↑\, ↑<, ↑, ↑>, ↑/, ↑↑\, ↑↑<, ↑↑, ↑↑>, ↑↑/, t<, t, t>, #↓↓\, #↓↓<, #↓↓, #↓↓>, #↓↓/, #↓\, #↓<, #↓, #↓>, #↓/, #\, #<, # || 7 & 294 || 287c, 294, 301, 308e | ||
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== Connections to interval naming == | |||
Courtesy of collaboration between Aura and [[Lillian Hearne]], syntonic-rastmic subchroma notation also has connections to [[SKULO interval names]] in which raising by the rastma is represented by "R" and lowering by the rastma is represented by "r". | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||