Further Reading
- Winograd, Terry. "An Analysis of the Properties of 'Deep Scales' in a T-Tone System", unpublished.
- Gamer, Carlton (1967). "Deep Scales and Difference Sets in Equal-Tempered Systems", American Society of University Composers: Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference: 113-22 and "Some Combinational Resources of Equal-Tempered Systems", Journal of Music Theory 11: 32-59.
- Browne, Richmond (1981). "Tonal Implications of the Diatonic Set" In Theory Only 5, no. 6-7: 6-10.
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