User:Vector/Vector's interval naming scheme - Revision history

Vector at 06:16, 23 April 2026

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	\|}		\|}
	[a] for octaves and unisons, "in" always flattens and "out" always sharpens.		[a] for octaves and unisons, "in" always flattens and "out" always sharpens, except for augmented/diminished unisons/octaves. Chromatic semitones and octaves can't use ADIN labels.

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	\|marvel		\|marvel
	\|marvi-		\|marvi-
			\|in
			\|-
			\|49/5
			\|paraargiseptimal
			\|greenwoodmic
			\|grewi-
	\|in		\|in
	\|}		\|}

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	\|parasepticlassical		\|parasepticlassical
	\|schismean		\|schismean
	\|~~marvi~~-		\|schimi-
	\|in		\|in
	\|-		\|-
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	\|tismi-		\|tismi-
	\|out		\|out
			\|-
			\|7/25
			\|schimiretroclassical, diaschiretroseptimal
			\|marvel
			\|marvi-
			\|in
	\|}		\|}

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(No difference)

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-Each interval name consists of a ''quality'' and an ''ordinal.'' Note that this is not the same as [[Vector's just notation|VJN]], which names intervals based on commatic alterations, or [[ADIN]], which names intervals based on their position in edos.
+Each interval name consists of a ''quality'' and an ''ordinal.'' Note that this is not the same as [[Vector's just notation|VJN]], which names intervals based on commatic alterations, or [[ADIN]], which names intervals based on their position in edos. This process is intended to be used to name intervals edo-agnostically. To name intervals in edos, use [[ADIN]].
 == Process ==
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 !Replacement
 |-
-|novamajor unison
+|trimajor unison
 |unison
 |-
-|novaminor fifth
+|triminor fifth
 |diminished fifth
 |-
-|novamajor fifth
+|trimajor fifth
 |fifth
 |-
-|novaminor fourth
+|triminor fourth
 |fourth
 |-
-|novamajor fourth
+|trimajor fourth
 |augmented fourth
 |-
-|novaminor octave
+|triminor octave
 |octave
 |-
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 Well, it is closest to the neutral ordinal 147c (remember the neutral unison is -57c) so it is a kind of second. Additionally, its offset is -76, which places it in the "gothminor" category. So it is a ''gothminor second'', or more broadly a ''subminor second''.

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	\|octave		\|octave
	\|}		\|}

			=== 4. Add back additional octaves ===
			This follows standard diatonic interval arithmetic.

	== Example ==		== Example ==