Re: [MMM] Loading microtuning data into FM7

Thanks!
How do I load it into FM7?
Is it true that Li'l Miss' Scale Oven is Mac only?
Scale has too many features that I don't need.

> Hi Mitya,
>
> Can't help you with Scala but I made up the FM7 compatible file you
need in
> Li'l Miss' Scale Oven and placed it for you at:
>
> http://www.nonoctave.com/tuning/scales/PurePythagorean-
100.279cet.mid
>
> I like that scale myself. Note that you can only retune the
standalone
> version of the FM7 since the VST plugin standard does not allow for
sysex
> messages.
>
> Cheers,
>
> - Jeff

Mitya wrote:
>My goal is to make 128 note microtuning table( using only perfectly
>tuned 5th (the one that has octaves out of tune), save it as standart
>MIDI microtuning file and load it into FM7.

In Scala you can do that as follows, first create the scale
you want and then, assuming you want a normal 12-note keyboard
mapping, type:

set synth 107
send/file mytuning.mid

Then you can send that file to the FM7 with a sequencer, or
Megamid which is in the directory where you installed Scala.

Jeff wrote:
>If you are on the PC and retuning the FM7, Robert Walker's FTS is the way
to
>go since it not only supports the same tuning format but Robert's program
>also can drive the ultra-fine single-note retuning messages the FM7
accepts
>as well as the table messages. Robert uses the FM7 as well in his own
work.

Yes, for real-time midi relaying. For retuning of midi-files however Scala
is
better, use the command "example/midi/mts".

Manuel