Re: [tuning] Digest Number 1165

Hi Vog,

set exclude 10
EXAMPLE/MIDI test.mid test_retuned.mid

You can save those two lines as a .par file
say "retune.par"

and run them from within SCALA using
@retune.par

Hope it works again.

If you try retuning immediately after playing
something on a midi player, then the file may
be locked by the midi player, so that SCALA
can't write to it - you may need to choose
close file first from the player, or something
of that sort.

All the best for the performance!

:-)

Robert

Hi Joseph!

Thanks for the encouragement.

It's really enjoyable actually.

Kind of magic today to see the first ascii faq appear.

> I believe the only FAQ that has already been written that has NOT
> been included is Daniel Wolf's fine FAQ on meantone.

I think I must have missed that one. I've enjoyed the
one on the newbie 12 notes question. I like the historical
approach to these questions, really puts them in perspective.

I'll try it on a newbie friend or two.

> I don't have the archive number right here, but if Daniel feels the
> FAQ is ready for posting a quick search, I am sure, will find it...

> Were there any other "completed" ones that people recall??

> And ROBERT, for now couldn't we just keep the tree on YOUR site?? I
> have no idea how large it's going to be, but right now it consists of
> mostly text. It can't even be 1 meg yet. Can't we keep it there
> until it gets to large for you to host it??

The working draft tree, yes, for a fair while, as it just consists
of a list of urls and the descriptions to go in the tree.

For the on-site tree, and the ascii faq, no, not that site. I've deleted
a 1 Mb file which will make some space, but that wouldn't keep it going for long,
only for a demo version.

Not that there is any particular hurry as I imagine it will be
a little while before it runs out of space.

> Just wondering...

> Even already, it's a great tool to refer new people to. We can just
> give them the link as their first "welcome" post! Well, maybe it
> needs just a bit more "filling in" before it's ready for that...

GReat.

Back to the programming then,....

Robert