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As a diatonic interval category, a {{#ifeq: {{{ordinal}}} | 0 | unison |}} {{#ifeq: {{{ordinal}}} | 1 | second |}} is an interval that spans
As a diatonic interval category, a ##### is an interval that spans ##### scale step##### in the [[diatonic]] scale with the ##### quality. It is generated by stacking ##### octave reduced, and depending on the specific tuning, it ranges from ##### to ##### ¢ (#####\7 to #####\5).
 
The ##### is enharmonic with the #####, ranging from ##### to ##### ¢. It is generated by stacking ##### octave reduced, and is as such not found in the diatonic scale.
 
The diatonic scale contains ##### #####




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Revision as of 04:30, 11 December 2025

(WIP) As a diatonic interval category, a ##### is an interval that spans ##### scale step##### in the diatonic scale with the ##### quality. It is generated by stacking ##### octave reduced, and depending on the specific tuning, it ranges from ##### to ##### ¢ (#####\7 to #####\5).

The ##### is enharmonic with the #####, ranging from ##### to ##### ¢. It is generated by stacking ##### octave reduced, and is as such not found in the diatonic scale.

The diatonic scale contains ##### #####


Hooray...!