Incorrect scale usages (was: sad state of tuning today)

[Paul surmised:]

> I told Jacky that he must have made a mistake implementing
the
> tuning. That opening segment was supposed to be based
> on the Mohajira scale, but clearly it didn't come out that

Yes you must be right Paul. clearly Jacky used the
wrong tuning. Just from listening to it it is obviously
not the blackjack scale.

- Jeff

--- In tuning@y..., "X. J. Scott" <xjscott@e...> wrote:

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> [Paul surmised:]
>
> > I told Jacky that he must have made a mistake implementing
> the
> > tuning. That opening segment was supposed to be based
> > on the Mohajira scale, but clearly it didn't come out that
>
> Yes you must be right Paul. clearly Jacky used the
> wrong tuning. Just from listening to it it is obviously
> not the blackjack scale.
>
> - Jeff

My guess is that "Fractal Tune Smithy" is not incorporating the SCALA
data correctly. I think until recently it didn't accomodate SCALA
files at all... if I'm not mistaken. (But that's always
possible! :) )

___________ _________ __________
Joseph Pehrson

Joseph wrote:
>My guess is that "Fractal Tune Smithy" is not incorporating the SCALA
>data correctly. I think until recently it didn't accomodate SCALA
>files at all... if I'm not mistaken.

I'm not aware of any problems. The way to do it is obtain the latest
stable version of Fractal Tune Smithy (not the Beta). Then your current
scale in Scala can be transferred to FTS by typing "@smithy" in the
command line. You can make FTS open the scale window automatically
by doing File->File associations and tick the box for (SCL, Scale).

If you want to use FTS 1.09 Beta, then you need to edit the Scala file
smithy.cmd because it's default installed in another directory
namely "c:\Program Files\Fractal Tune Smithy Beta Preview"

Manuel