| Monotonic (1-note) "Scale" | The one-note pattern is not a scale using the traditional definition of a group of notes spanning an octave with no interval greater than a M3. It is included here to help set up later patterns and for completeness. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| !Sa | Scale Name | Formula | IanRing | Pitch Class | # | of Mode | Enharmonic C | Enharmonic G | Enharmonic D | Enharmonic A | Enharmonic E | Enharmonic B | Enharmonic F# | Enharmonic C# | Enharmonic F | Enharmonic Bb | Enharmonic Eb | Enharmonic Ab | Enharmonic Db | Enharmonic Gb | Enharmonic Cb |
| 1_1 | Unison | R | Analysis | {0} | 1 | Unison | C | G | D | A | E | B | F# | C# | F | Bb | Eb | Ab | Db | Gb | Cb |
| This project would not have been possible without the following most excellent resources: | |||||||||||||||||||||
| The Exciting Universe Of Music Theory | by Ian Ring | ||||||||||||||||||||
| All The Scales | by William Zeitler | ||||||||||||||||||||
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