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capitalize acronyms by convention

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	== Essentially tempered chords ==		== Essentially tempered chords ==
	An '''essentially tempered chord''', a.k.a. '''dyadically essentially tempered chord''' ('''~~det~~ chord'''), is a chord whose structure is dependent on a temperament.		An '''essentially tempered chord''', a.k.a. '''dyadically essentially tempered chord''' ('''DET chord'''), is a chord whose structure is dependent on a temperament.

	==== Slendric tetrad ====		==== Slendric tetrad ====

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Essentially tempered chords: + acronym. This should be a redirect target

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	== Essentially tempered chords ==		== Essentially tempered chords ==
	An essentially tempered chord is a chord whose structure is dependent on a temperament.		An '''essentially tempered chord''', a.k.a. '''dyadically essentially tempered chord''' ('''det chord'''), is a chord whose structure is dependent on a temperament.

	==== Slendric tetrad ====		==== Slendric tetrad ====

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	==== Suspended triad ====		==== Suspended triad ====
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	Intervals: '''Unison - Perfect Fourth - Perfect Fifth, Unison - Major Second - Perfect Fifth'''		Intervals: '''Unison - Perfect Fourth - Perfect Fifth, Unison - Major Second - Perfect Fifth'''

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	==== Suspended triad ====		==== Suspended triad ====
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	Intervals: '''Unison - Perfect Fourth - Perfect Fifth, Unison - Major Second - Perfect Fifth'''		Intervals: '''Unison - Perfect Fourth - Perfect Fifth, Unison - Major Second - Perfect Fifth'''

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	==== Suspended triad ====		==== Suspended triad ====
	{{Interval ruler\|58\|0, 500, 700}}{{Interval ruler\|58\|0, 200, 700}}		{{Interval ruler\|58\|0, 500, 700\|1200\|2}}{{Interval ruler\|58\|0, 200, 700}}

	Intervals: '''Unison - Perfect Fourth - Perfect Fifth, Unison - Major Second - Perfect Fifth'''		Intervals: '''Unison - Perfect Fourth - Perfect Fifth, Unison - Major Second - Perfect Fifth'''

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 This page covers chords with fewer than 5 pitch classes. At 5 pitch classes or above, the "chord" becomes more treatable as a scale, and may be found at [[Collection of scales]].
-Chords here are [[rotation]]-agnostic.
+Chords here are [[rotation]]-agnostic unless otherwise specified..
 == Triads ==
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 == Essentially tempered chords ==

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	This page covers chords with fewer than 5 pitch classes. At 5 pitch classes or above, the "chord" becomes more treatable as a scale, and may be found at [[Collection of scales]].		This page covers chords with fewer than 5 pitch classes. At 5 pitch classes or above, the "chord" becomes more treatable as a scale, and may be found at [[Collection of scales]].

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Triads

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	== Triads ==		== Triads ==
	A '''triad''' is a chord containing 3 pitch classes. That is, C-E-G is a triad, but C-E-C is not a triad because even though the Cs may be separated by an octave, they are the same pitch class. Some theorists restrict the word 'triad' to exclusively refer to ~~stacks~~ of two thirds.		A '''triad''' is a chord containing 3 pitch classes. That is, C-E-G is a triad, but C-E-C is not a triad because even though the Cs may be separated by an octave, they are the same pitch class. Some theorists restrict the word 'triad' to exclusively refer to ''tertian'' triads, composed of two stacked thirds.

	=== Fifth-bounded triads ===		=== Fifth-bounded triads ===