Arbitrary Pitch Tables

> When my old Proteus 1 was still working, there was a general pitch table
tuner.
> You could tune each one of the midi keys any way you wanted (by cents, too).
> So that means that each note of the entire 88 or more keys of the midi setup
was
> tunable. Every synth module has this feature (even software synths have this
> feature. You would have to get a macro program for automation).

Uhmm... Certainly not every synthesizer module (by which I presume you mean
MIDI-interfaced, keyboardless synthesizers) has this capability. None of
Kurzweil's machines have arbitrary pitch tables, for example.

>
>> When my old Proteus 1 was still working, there was a general pitch table
> tuner.
>> You could tune each one of the midi keys any way you wanted (by cents, too).
>> So that means that each note of the entire 88 or more keys of the midi setup
> was
>> tunable. Every synth module has this feature (even software synths have this
>> feature. You would have to get a macro program for automation).
>
> Uhmm... Certainly not every synthesizer module (by which I presume you mean
> MIDI-interfaced, keyboardless synthesizers) has this capability. None of
> Kurzweil's machines have arbitrary pitch tables, for example.
>
>
The Kurzweil 150 at least allows arbitrary tuning of an octave (although the
reference key is fixated and pulled from twelve TET). But, I have a feeling
this wasn't what you meant. :D