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'''Phonetic coding systems''' encode information phonetically in a way that does not correspond to language. They are occasionally provided by notation or interval/temperament/chord naming systems, such as [[Sagittal]] and [[Kite's color notation]]. Usually, names will be built up one syllable or phoneme at a time. | '''Phonetic coding systems''' encode information phonetically in a way that does not correspond to language. They are occasionally provided by notation or interval/temperament/chord naming systems, such as [[Sagittal]] and [[Kite's color notation]]. Usually, names will be built up one syllable or phoneme at a time. | ||
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Phonetic coding systems encode information phonetically in a way that does not correspond to language. They are occasionally provided by notation or interval/temperament/chord naming systems, such as Sagittal and Kite's color notation. Usually, names will be built up one syllable or phoneme at a time.
