Table of MOSes

This is an expanded version of the table of MOSes found in the pages on interval regions. MOSes with fewer than 14 notes are shown here, alongside "chromatic scales" for MOSes with fewer than 10 notes.

Range	MOS
0-92c	1L 12s													happy tridecatonic
92-100c	1L 11s	helenite	12L 1s											quasidozenal
100-109c	1L 10s	tanzanite	11L 1s											intraelevenary[idiosyncratic term]
109-120c	1L 9s	antisinatonic	10L 1s											secoric
120-133c	1L 8s	antisubneutralic	9L 1s											sinatonic
133-141c	1L 7s	antipine	8L 1s	subneutralic	9L 8s									distoctal[idiosyncratic term]
141-150c					8L 9s									proxoctal[idiosyncratic term]
150-160c	1L 6s	onyx	7L 1s	pine	8L 7s									distoseptimal[idiosyncratic term]
160-171c					7L 8s									proxiseptimal[idiosyncratic term]
171-185c	1L 5s	antimachinoid	6L 1s	archaeotonic	7L 6s									ailuric
185-200c					6L 7s									cynic
200-218c	1L 4s	pedal	5L 1s	machinoid	6L 5s									amsochromic
218-240c					5L 6s									slentic
240-257c	1L 3s	antetric	4L 1s	manual	5L 4s	semiquartal	5L 9s							distindic[idiosyncratic term]
257-267c							9L 5s							proxindic[idiosyncratic term]
267-276c					4L 5s	gramitonic	9L 4s							antiparagonic
276-300c							4L 9s							paragonic
300-327c	1L 2s	antrial	3L 1s	tetric	4L 3s	smitonic	4L 7s							kleistonic
327-343c							7L 4s							daemotonic
343-360c					3L 4s	mosh	7L 3s							dicoid
360-369c							3L 7s	sephiroid	10L 3s					keter[idiosyncratic term]
369-400c									3L 10s					luachoid
400-436c	1L 1s	trivial	2L 1s	trial	3L 2s	antipentic	3L 5s	checkertonic	3L 8s					pone[idiosyncratic term]
436-450c									8L 3s					solly[idiosyncratic term]
450-462c							5L 3s	oneirotonic	8L 5s					aureate
462-480c									5L 8s					fenditonic[idiosyncratic term]
480-500c					2L 3s	pentic	5L 2s	diatonic	5L 7s					p-chromatic
500-514c									7L 5s					m-chromatic
514-525c							2L 5s	antidiatonic/pel(e)tonic	7L 2s	armotonic	7L 9s			dimitri[idiosyncratic term]
525-533c											9L 7s			mormo[idiosyncratic term]
533-545c									2L 7s	balzano	9L 2s			villatonic
545-554c											2L 9s	semiquinary[idiosyncratic term]	11L 2s	hendecoid
554-600c													2L 11s	semiseximal[idiosyncratic term]

1/2 octave period

This table shows MOSes with an 1/2 octave period up to a total of 12 notes in an octave (6 notes in a period), or chromatic scales for MOSes with at most 10 notes in an octave.

Range	MOS
0-100c	2L 10s							thalassic
100-120c	2L 8s	jaric	10L 2s					telluric
120-133c	2L 6s	subaric	8L 2s	taric	10L 8s			double semiquartal
133-150c					8L 10s			double gramitonic
150-171c	2L 4s	malic	6L 2s	ekic	8L 6s			double smitonic
171-200c					6L 8s			double mosh
200-225c	2L 2s	biwood	4L 2s	citric	6L 4s	lemon	6L 10s	double checkertonic
225-240c							10L 6s	double oneirotonic
240-257c					4L 6s	lime	10L 4s	double diatonic
257-300c							4L 10s	double antidiatonic

1/3 octave period

This table shows MOSes with an 1/3 octave period up to a total of 12 notes in an octave (4 notes in a period), or chromatic scales for MOSes with at most 9 notes in an octave.

Range	MOS
0-100c	3L 9s	triple antetric
100-133c	3L 6s	tcherepnin	9L 3s	triple tetric
133-160c	3L 3s	triwood	6L 3s	hyrulic	9L 6s	triple antipentic
160-200c					6L 9s	triple pentic

1/4 octave period

This table shows MOSes with an 1/4 octave period up to a total of 12 notes in an octave (3 notes in a period).

Range	MOS
0-100c	4L 8s	quadruple antrial
100-150c	4L 4s	tetrawood	8L 4s	quadruple trial

1/5 and 1/6 octave period

The only MOSes available with less than 14 notes in an octave with a 1/5 and 1/6 octave period are pentawood (5L 5s) and hexawood (6L 6s) respectively.