Talk:Akebono scale

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It is indicated that the Akebono scale use the same interval as a diatonic scale, however, a diatonic scale is an "heptatonic" (seven tones) scale and Akebono seems to be a pentatonic (5 tones) scale ^[1].

I'm not a musician and have only very few knowledge in this field but it seems to be a mistake.

194.206.77.57 (talk) 13:57, 14 August 2018 (UTC) AcikeReply

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^ https://www.shellopan.fr/index.php/en/our-creations/shellopan-handpan-scales

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