diatonic
/daɪˈætɒnɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of a system of seven pitches or notes within an octave, typically used in music theory.
“The diatonic scale is a fundamental concept in music composition.”
2. noun
a sequence of pitches within an octave that consists of a group of seven pitches in a specific order.
“The diatonic chord progression used in the song creates a sense of resolution.”
3. noun
a key or tonality based on a diatonic scale.
“The diatonic key of C major is often used in classical music pieces.”