| {{{regular_tuning_name}}} | |
|---|---|
| Interval | {{{interval}}} |
| Semitones | {{{semitones}}} |
| Example(s) | {{{examples}}} |
| Regular tunings (semitones) | |
| Trivial (0) | |
| Minor thirds (3) | |
| Major thirds (4) | |
| All fourths (5) | |
| Augmented fourths (6) | |
| New standard (7, 3) | |
| All fifths (7) | |
| Minor sixths (8) | |
| Guitar tunings | |
Usage
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