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| ==Common practice music== | | ==Shalaian music== |
| 12edo like ours
| | 18edo; the most frequently used liturgical modes are modes or alterations of 5L 3s, 4L 3s or forms of Locrian. |
| ==Judeo-Gaelic music==
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| The modern tuning is standardized to 22-tone equal temperament (in accordance with the 22 letters of Hebrew). Mathematician Șimăn Așăr Oh Moilăgon (שמעון אשר אָה מוילאגּאָן) invented various 22-note JI scales and wrote the first Hebrew-language treatise on in the 12th century. Oh Moilăgon also built the first 22-tone organ with a 2-dimensional grid layout.
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| In this timeline, Hebrew poetry also often commonly uses rhyme schemes with rhyming units of lengths corresponding to MOS scales in 22edo.
| | 26edo (tuned by tuning a chain of perfect 7/4's by ear), 5L3s MOS in 13edo |
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| ==AETHERian music== | | ==Netagin music== |
| People explore various unconventional tunings, JI, equal temperament and others, though 31-tone equal temperament and JI are the most common tunings. Some may augment their sense of hearing to be able to hear smaller intervals.
| | Liturgical music is parahard 5L 4s-based, 34edo is used in other contexts |
| | ==Ouřefr music== |
| | 21edo |
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| | ==Varkun music== |
| | JI CPS stuff |
| | ==Rozzino music== |
| | Something mavila-based |