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Chain 1: '''Bb''' (L-S)SLMLS '''F''' LMLS(L-S)S '''C''' LMLSL '''G''' MLS(L-S)SL '''D'''
Chain 1: '''Bb''' (L-S)SLMLS '''F''' LMLS(L-S)S '''C''' LMLSL '''G''' MLS(L-S)SL '''D'''


Chain 2: '''Ab''' LS(L-S)SLM '''Ebv''' LSLML '''Bbv''' S(L-S)SLML '''Fv''' SLMLS(L-S) '''Cv'''
Chain 2: '''Abv''' LS(L-S)SLM '''Ebv''' LSLML '''Bbv''' S(L-S)SLML '''Fv''' SLMLS(L-S) '''Cv'''


Notice that we have two generator chains of equal length. To give this scale a generator-offset structure we can treat the small 2-step (L+S) as the offset of the 10-note scale, and treat L+S as one scale step. This gives the following ordering: C Cv D Ebv F Fv G Abv Bb Bbv C, or in step sizes, -s L+s M L+s -s L+s M L+s -s L+s. This is formally a [[blackdye]] (sL'ML's'L'ML's'L') pattern, albeit with a negative step size s' = -s! This scale has been called '''negative blackdye''' or '''negative-s blackdye'''.
Notice that we have two generator chains of equal length. To give this scale a generator-offset structure we can treat the small 2-step (L+S) as the offset of the 10-note scale, and treat L+S as one scale step. This gives the following ordering: C Cv D Ebv F Fv G Abv Bb Bbv C, or in step sizes, -s L+s M L+s -s L+s M L+s -s L+s. This is formally a [[blackdye]] (sL'ML's'L'ML's'L') pattern, albeit with a negative step size s' = -s! This scale has been called '''negative blackdye''' or '''negative-s blackdye'''.