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Let the target scale T be a sequence of steps [ t1, t2, t3, ... , tm ], the parent scale P be a sequence of steps [ p1, p2, p3, ... , pn ], and the resulting muddle scale S be a sequence of steps [ s1, s2, s3, ... , sm ]. Note that the number of steps in P must be equal to the sum of all ti from T. Also note that both ti and pi are both numeric values, as with si.

The first step s1 of the muddle scale is the sum of the first t1 steps from P, the next step s2 the sum of the next t2 steps after that (after the previous t1 steps), the next step s3 the sum of the next t3 steps after that (after the previous t1+t2 steps), and so on, where the last step sm is the sum of the last tm steps from P. For example, if s1 is made from the first 3 steps of P (p1, p2, and p3), then the next step p2 is the sum of the next t2 steps after p3, meaning the sum starts at (and includes) p4.

The first step s1 of the muddle scale is the sum of the first t1 steps from P, the next step s2 be the sum of the next t2 steps after that (after the previous t1 steps), the next step s3 be the sum of the next t3 steps after that (after the previous t1+t2 steps), and so on, where the last step sm is the sum of the last tm steps from P. For example, if s1 is made from the first 3 steps of P (p1, p2, and p3), then the next step p2 is the sum of the next t2 steps after p3, meaning the sum starts at (and includes) p4.

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 Let the target scale T be a sequence of steps [ t1, t2, t3, ... , tm ], the parent scale P be a sequence of steps [ p1, p2, p3, ... , pn ], and the resulting muddle scale S be a sequence of steps [ s1, s2, s3, ... , sm ]. Note that the number of steps in P must be equal to the sum of all ti from T. Also note that both ti and pi are both numeric values, as with si.
-The first step s1 of the muddle scale is the sum of the first t1 steps from P, the next step s2 the sum of the next t2 steps after that (after the previous t1 steps), the next step s3 the sum of the next t3 steps after that (after the previous t1+t2 steps), and so on, where the last step sm is the sum of the last tm steps from P. For example, if s1 is made from the first 3 steps of P (p1, p2, and p3), then the next step p2 is the sum of the next t2 steps after p3, meaning the sum starts at (and includes) p4.
+The first step s1 of the muddle scale is the sum of the first t1 steps from P, the next step s2 be the sum of the next t2 steps after that (after the previous t1 steps), the next step s3 be the sum of the next t3 steps after that (after the previous t1+t2 steps), and so on, where the last step sm is the sum of the last tm steps from P. For example, if s1 is made from the first 3 steps of P (p1, p2, and p3), then the next step p2 is the sum of the next t2 steps after p3, meaning the sum starts at (and includes) p4.
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