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Re: [MMM] Digest Number 858

🔗Mark Gould <mark.gould@...>

5/10/2004 1:11:50 AM

I've checked again, and my roland SC88 accepts a change to the
pitch-bend range very definitely, and I spent a whole hour doing my
checks, with other channels with and without bends. So, if the pitch
bend range of your synth can't be altered then the pitch-bends will be
wrong. But the range I set my bends to was 1 semitone, so the range
divides 200 cents into 128 parts, and bend 127 up does /not/ bend up by
a semitone, but just short of it (63.5/64 of it to be precise, this is
due to the asymmetry of the range)

Pich bends are only 14 bits in all. but All SC88 can alter is the MS
bits. But I can alter the pb range, so I do. If your synth doesn't do
this then your synth isn't compliant with the standard. My synth
doesn't comply because it doesn't recognise the lower 7 bits, well not
to my ear.

That's all folks.

Mark

On Monday, May 10, 2004, at 05:52 am, MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com
wrote:

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