re: [MMM] Any suggestions on how to notate 16-tet

> C=0 D=3 E=5 F=7 G=9 A=12 B=14 C=16
>
> Note that most of the major and minor thirds are spelled the same as in
> traditional notation, except that B-D is a major third. The notes in
> between can be notated with sharps and flats.
>
> C C# Db D Eb E Fb F F# G G# Ab A Bb B Cb C

I had originally though of a similar row (Actually, just change most of your
flats to sharps, and you've got the one I had though of).
Is this system of yours(?) used among people that use 16-tet at all, at
least on this list? (Since, if there's the slightest attempt at a standard,
I'd like to use that instead of going my own way).

For now, I only want to have this music notated on paper, in case my
computer system crashes totally, as a memory of my juvenile musical crimes.

I'll try out both of your suggestions, thanks.