Scala help

Hey guys...a good friend of mine, a keyboard player, is wanting to access Scala and start retuning her piano to some non 12 scales...but, she's having some sort of problems getting it to work right. If anybody could help, much appreciated...contact Olivia at livy_dee@yahoo.com...thanks<mailto:livy_dee@yahoo.com...thanks> a zillion...Hstick
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If you use the edit keyboard mapping gui, it looks like the lowest
reference note and note for 1/1 are both C1. That and setting
reference frequency to 15 hz works for me.

Joe

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "John Gilbert" <preciousatonement@...>
wrote:
>
> Hello tuning:
>
> I enjoy reading the messages from time to time. Most of it is quite
distant
> from my knowledge and understanding. Here is my question...I have
tried to
> use scala to make a linear scale. I chose my own personal
frequencies for
> the entire audible range to about say 12khz. And I set the base
frequency
> to the lowest note as 15hz and for posterity I set the reference
frequency
> there as well, and the note for 1/1 to the lowest note I thought
> appropriate like A0. I saved the file and when I reopened it
> unfortunately when I pulled up "edit scale" to look at it I saw that the
> base frequency was started back at the default 261hz or something
close to
> that. Now if I readjusted it back to 15hz it would be fine just
the way I
> originally wrote it, but why is this happening? Why is it when I
reopen my
> linear scale map it is defaulting the base frequency. I may just be
mixed
> up and I really appreciate your help.
>
> Thank you again!!!
>
> John
>
>
> http://johnpaul3.tv
>