Fwd: Spectrum of stacked scales in 100tet (a decimal system)

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "robert thomas martin"
<robertthomasmartin@...> wrote:

(0-48-96-144-624-672-720-1200)
(0-72-144-216-636-708-780-1200)
(0-96-192-288-648-744-840-1200)
(0-120-240-360-660-780-900-1200)
(0-144-288-432-672-816-960-1200)
(0-168-336-504-684-852-1020-1200) mean-tone Thai
(0-192-384-576-696-888-1080-1200) mean-tone Just major
(0-216-432-648-708-924-1140-1200) mean-tone Septimal major.

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--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "robert thomas martin"
<robertthomasmartin@...> wrote:
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> --- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "robert thomas martin"
> <robertthomasmartin@> wrote:
>
> (0-48-96-144-624-672-720-1200)
> (0-72-144-216-636-708-780-1200)
> (0-96-192-288-648-744-840-1200)
> (0-120-240-360-660-780-900-1200)
> (0-144-288-432-672-816-960-1200)
> (0-168-336-504-684-852-1020-1200) mean-tone Thai
> (0-192-384-576-696-888-1080-1200) mean-tone Just major
> (0-216-432-648-708-924-1140-1200) mean-tone Septimal major.
>
> --- End forwarded message ---
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More from Robert. This list can be expanded by stacking 612, 720,
732, 744, 756, 768, 780 and 792cents to form a group 16 scales.
The scale stacked from 720cents forms a pentatonic scale.

Moving to 200tet would double the possibilities using this stacking
method.

Mean-tone may not be the best adjective to describe some of these
scales.