Includes all twelve notes of an octave.

A musical scale where the consecutive notes are separated by a semi-tone interval.

twelve consecutive tones within an octave, one half step apart.

a scale consisting of successive half-steps.

[0] a scale containing twelve equal divisions of the octave. Such a scale must contain notes of the same letter name, and, thus is chromatic

The pattern that results when all twelve adjacent semitones in an octave are played successively.

A musical scale that divides an octave into semitones or half steps. clave (clave') - A rhythm made up of a 2 bar phrase played as 2:3 clave (ex: 1 2,1 2 3) or 3:2 clave (ex: 1 2 3,1 2). Once the song starts, the clave will not change. Latin American countries often clap their hands to clave during the music.

all the 1/2 steps within an octave played consecutively. E.g., C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B C

A musical scale that includes all the notes within an octave, including sharps and flats. Total of 12 distinct notes within a chromatic scale.

Because the chromatic scale has twelve notes and each fret on the guitar moves up one half-step, every note appears on all six strings somewhere before the twelfth fret. In other words, there is an &# [..]

a “scale” consisting entirely of “half steps”. See also: “half step”, “scale”.

A musical scale with twelve pitches, each one semitone apart ([Benward 2003], Volume 1, page 47).

(music) A scale including all twelve semitones in an octave.