Tuning accuracy

>So let us have no more claims that "768 TU per octave are
>inadequate for microtonal music."
>--mclaren

Increasing the tuning resolution of musical instruments could do
more to accomplish this than dozens of diatribes.

I would prefer to just not have to worry about it, as apparently,
would you, Brian. We just have different methods of achieving
that end.

By the way, I don't understand how you can quote tuning error
figures for the E-mu chips. Aren't they wavetable synthesis?
Did E-mu publish the length of their samples?

Marion


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