Phonetic coding

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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.


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Overview of terminology differences
Staff notation systems
Diatonic Pythagorean • Neutral • Ups and downs • Others
Formal comma HEJI • Functional just (Neutral FJS) • Johnston • Syntonic-rastmic • Color • Others
MOS KISS • Diamond-MOS • Others
Versatile Sagittal • Others
Phonetic coding Sagittal • Color • Solfege • Others
Other terminology or reference systems
Intervals ADIN • SKULO(TH) • TAMNAMS • Others
Tuning systems Ploidacot • Color • TAMNAMS • Others
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