The G Locrian diminished 4 Scale as one would find it on any conventionally tuned, equal tempered instrument. This scale is also known as the "super locrian" scale.
The D Sharp Locrian no 4 mapped to the Triative Scale. These wide leaps between adjacent scale members - the 158.50-cent seconds or the 475.49-cent chasm that opens up where the fourth degree was subtracted - leads to a harmonic terrain where the contrast of 'consonance' and 'dissonance' is built upon an expanded sense of interval proximity.
The D Sharp Locrian major 2 no 4 mapped to the Square-root-of-2 Scale. After the alteration and subtraction this square-root-of-2 based scale retains only a single quarter-tone on the third scale degree.
The D Sharp Pythagorean Locrian no 4 Scale. An octave divided into utonal intervals with 3 as the largest prime factor in the denominator of each frequency ratio.