Yahoo Tuning Groups Ultimate Backup tuning multiple descriptive data in Scala

Manuel (or whoever knows the answer),

I drew and saved a Scala lattice file called 5limitcommas.txt,
then, in Scala, used LATTICE /LOAD 5 3 5limitcommas.txt to
have Scala calculate a Scale scale file from it. Then I ran
NORMALIZE to put it in regular 'octave'-reduced format, then
DELETE /39 to remove all pitches higher than 100 cents. The
result was the file below.

I used SET ATTRIBUTE VECTOR to show the 3^x*5^y exponent-values
when the SHOW command is run.

This command showed the exponents but took away the
default values that were originally shown: cents,
and the name of the interval if it has one (which
can also be re-set with the SET ATTRIBUTE CENTS command,
but which then takes away the vector values).

I've tried to figure out how to retain all three
sets of descriptive data at once but can't.
Please help.

And is there a way to save all of this descriptive
data with the file data that I have below?

When I run SHOW it shows the descriptive data on the computer
screen, but that extra data is not saved with the SAVE command.
(I tried SAVE /KEEP_TEXT but that didn't work.)

-monz

!--- begin Scala file -------------------

! 5limitcommas.scl
!
all intervals under 100 cents in 3^(-15...15)*5^(-7...7) system

38
!
32805/32768
1600000/1594323
15625/15552
2109375/2097152
78732/78125
67108864/66430125
2048/2025
81/80
531441/524288
20000/19683
3125/3072
34171875/33554432
33.52101
4194304/4100625
128/125
6561/6400
1638400/1594323
250/243
16875/16384
553584375/536870912
58.65771
262144/253125
648/625
531441/512000
20480/19683
25/24
273375/262144
74.57987
5000000/4782969
536870912/512578125
16384/15625
6561/6250
8388608/7971615
256/243
135/128
4428675/4194304
62500/59049
78125/73728

!---- end Scala file ----------------------------

-monz

Joseph L. Monzo Philadelphia monz@juno.com
http://www.ixpres.com/interval/monzo/homepage.html
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| - Erv Wilson |
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🔗manuel.op.de.coul@ezh.nl

Joe, you can use SHOW/CENTS to show the cents and harmonic vector
at the same time. Because the vector can take a long horizontal
space, I have omitted the name in combination with this attribute.
So, only two out of the three can be seen at the same time alas.
I can make this a little friendlier in the next version.

> And is there a way to save all of this descriptive
> data with the file data that I have below?

Yes, you can do
FILE mycommas.txt
SHOW
CLOSE

The next Scala version will have a new command that makes calculating
commas this way more convenient: APPROXIMATE/INSERT.

> all intervals under 100 cents in 3^(-15...15)*5^(-7...7) system
...
> 78125/73728

This one is not under 100 cents.

Manuel Op de Coul coul@ezh.nl

🔗Joe Monzo <monz@juno.com>

> [Manuel Op de Coul, TD 505.8]
>> all intervals under 100 cents in 3^(-15...15)*5^(-7...7) system
>>...
>> 78125/73728
>
> This one is not under 100 cents.

Oops... my bad. I suppose I should have said
'all intervals ~100 cents and under'.

-monz