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Well, I think there are the tones but also the spaces.. don't forget the spaces.. they sort of multiplies the whole deal, nevermind the endless rhythms to train the tones and spaces with.. The division in notes are also just divisions. With stringed instruments as well as synths ect, we continue to punctuate differently, and thereby divide the note spectrum outside the perfect note values in endless ways. We don't give these kinds of punctuations names, yet they are still there, and we use them all the time.. So Im glad you did'nt ask us to NAME new ones, but just think of some. Just happened.. I was there 
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