Fw: TUNING digest 1614

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From: tuning@eartha.mills.edu <tuning@eartha.mills.edu>
Subject: TUNING digest 1614

> TUNING Digest 1614
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>Topics covered in this issue include:
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> 1) Hello?
> by Jose Manuel Leon <JLeon@cut.org>
> 2) Hello? Somebody there?
> by Jose Manuel Leon <JLeon@cut.org>
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>Topic No. 1
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>Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1999 13:59:06 -0700
>From: Jose Manuel Leon <JLeon@cut.org>
>To: "'tuning@eartha.mills.edu'" <tuning@eartha.mills.edu>
>Subject: Hello?
>Message-ID: <A5019FDE8F82D211AEC000105A16D90A0B1861@hermes.cut.org>
>
>This is my third message --after two rejected. Is there anybody receiving
>this?
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>Topic No. 2
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>Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1999 14:01:12 -0700
>From: Jose Manuel Leon <JLeon@cut.org>
>To: "'tuning@mills.edu'" <tuning@mills.edu>
>Subject: Hello? Somebody there?
>Message-ID: <A5019FDE8F82D211AEC000105A16D90A0B1862@hermes.cut.org>
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>> I subscribed to this Alternate Tuning Mailing List some weeks ago.
>> I haven't received a single message yet, so this is kind of a test.
(Feels
>> like talking to a wall. Am I not really subscribed or is it just that
this
>> list doesn't have that much movement?)
>>
>> I am a composer with classical training & background trying to make my
way
>> into computer music and research. I would certainly appreciate any help
in
>> terms of information about equipment, software, programming languages,
>> good books, etc. I am specially interested in the concept of adaptive
>> tuning, or tuning "on the fly".
>> If the info I'm asking for is too basic for the list, by all means email
>> me privately (please.)
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> Jose M. Leon
>> jleon@cut.org
>>
>>
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