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Scale Name Tradition: Intervals

Names for the utterly basic ditone "scales" that are just two notes, hence they adopt the name of the interval between them.

Hey. These tradition pages are a big mess right now. If you look below you will see lots of chaos and duplication and misspellings. I'm working on a new organization scheme for scale names; when that's ready it will all look way better and everything will be accurate.

TL;DR Please ignore this page. Or, peruse it at your own peril.

3Minor Second Ditone
3Minor Second
3Minor Second Ditonic
5Whole Tone Ditone
9Minor Third Ditone
9Minor Third
17Major Third Ditone
17Major Third
17Major Third Ditonic
33Perfect Fourth
65Tritone Ditonic
129Perfect Fifth
257Minor Sixth
257Minor Sixth Ditone
257Minor Sixth Ditonic
513Major Sixth Ditonic
513Major Sixth Ditone
585Three Semitone
1025Minor Seventh Ditone
1025Minor Seventh
2049Major Seventh
2049Major Seventh Ditonic
2049Major Seventh Ditone