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Just make this clear. A diatonic scale is any scale that has 5 whole steps and 2 half steps. A Pentatonic scale is a scale that has 5 tones. A hexatonic scale is a scale that has 8 tones. A Chromatic scale is basically all 12 tones in the western system. A Ahemitonic scale is a scale that has no half steps. Correct me on what ever i'm wrong on

Hit it right on the head. Cheers to you friend.

An Ahemitonic scale would then also be known as the Whole Tone scale, right?

@JazzMaverick:not exactly.An Anhemitonic scale generally means a scale that has no semitones(or half steps if you wish), as opposed to hemitonic scale->a scale that contains at least one semitone.A Whole Tone scale is one of the anhemitonic scales.

@Littlewing:A hexatonic scale has 6 tones not 8. ( hexa is a numerical prefix that means six-like in hexagram, hexameter etc).An eight tone scale is called octatonic.

only one? What are the others? this is similar to the three diminished positions, isn't it?