newbie help with microtonal cubase/logic

Hello, I was wondering how i might integrate microtonal scales in to
cubase or logic. I work with audio files (wavs, pd,jmax) so synth
software won't help me. Midi relay crashes my comp (dual pentiume 3
Win2k) in crazy ways, and I can't figure out how to hear the scales
on scala, let alone how to import the scale into cubase. Any help is
greatly appreciated.

todd

hmmmm this fts might work then. I could definately do that for my nord micro
modular or VAZ modular, err yes that would work for pd and max/msp too

thanks :)

todd

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> --- In MakeMicroMusic@y..., "booeyschewy" <booeyschewy@y...> wrote:
> > Hello, I was wondering how i might integrate microtonal scales in
> to
> > cubase or logic. I work with audio files (wavs, pd,jmax) so synth
> > software won't help me. Midi relay crashes my comp (dual pentiume 3
> > Win2k) in crazy ways, and I can't figure out how to hear the scales
> > on scala, let alone how to import the scale into cubase. Any help
> is
> > greatly appreciated.
> >
> > todd
>
> Todd and G,
>
> Well - I'm not going to go into the details about my recent hellish
> experiences with Winders 2000, but I'll tell you a little about how I
> do these things.
>
> Now Todd - you say "synth software won't help me". That's too bad,
> because there's allot of pretty good VSTi synths that you can use
> right inside Cubase and Nuendo (quite a few free ones too!). One can
> assign them to a channel and use an app like Robert Walker's "Fractal
> Tune Smithy" to add in the pitch bends.
>
> FTS is much more stable than M.R. Graham Breed has acknowledged the
> problem about the pitch of the tunings shifting under certain
> performance conditions.
>
> As we've discussed here in the past, only a few softsynths - either
> VSTi or DXi support full arbitrary tunings, so the best way to get
> the better part of them to work in yer DAW is to use something like
> FTS.
>
> There are still some old but good hardware racks and synths out there
> that will do full retuning - like the venerable TX81Z and TX802. Many
> folks here use'em - like Margo Schulter, Rick, Joseph and myself.
> Scala's ability to create sysx files for the supported synths works
> seamlessly if one can acquire the right ones.
>
> Sorry that I'm going to be of little help for City Slickers like my
> friend MAC Daddy G - because I know almost nothing about that world,
> except that it has a keyboard and monitor connected to it.
>
> With Bliss,
>
> J:L