Well-Tuned MP3 files demo

Please find these two demos of sucessfully tuned work:

1. Beatles "Get Back" at

http://sharehouse.xoom.com/dnload.php3?FILE_ID=107992

A little of the same at the end is in equal tempered, to show how badly out
of tune it immediately becomes (the EQUAL TEMPERED is out of tune).

2. A Chinese violin concerto with a midi piano accompaniment, the
"Butterfly Lovers" at

http://sharehouse.xoom.com/dnload.php3?FILE_ID=107910

The violin is played with all octaves extended, i.e., 81/40 instead of 2/1.
Since listeners cannot stand a just tuned piano, the piano is in equal
tempered.
However, the violin harmonic A 880 Hz prevails in the piece so much that
the open string A = 440 Hz becomes out of tune in the extended octave
environment.
Hence A 440 becomes 434.6 Hz, and the piano is tuned at this A, equal
tempered over a keyboard on the regular 2/1 octave.

Please email me for more well-tuned Jazz, Blues, Beatles or violin.
The more chromatic the music is, the better the intonation becomes.

Linus Liu.

[Linus Liu wrote...]
>
>1. Beatles "Get Back" at
>
>http://sharehouse.xoom.com/dnload.php3?FILE_ID=107992
>
>A little of the same at the end is in equal tempered, to show how badly out
>of tune it immediately becomes (the EQUAL TEMPERED is out of tune).
>2. A Chinese violin concerto with a midi piano accompaniment, the
>"Butterfly Lovers" at
>
>http://sharehouse.xoom.com/dnload.php3?FILE_ID=107910

Whoops! Those require cookies to download. Why not post them to the Tuning Punks site at mp3.com?

-Carl

>I will try to do that. What are cookies?

Text files that are stored and remotely maintained on your machine over a
network.

>BTW do I infringe copyright if I upload midi's I bought from PG music
>turned to MP3? Thanks.

That depends on the nature of your trade with PG music (with whom I'm not
familar).

>I had no problems downloading these.

Which means that you have cookies enabled. It isn't that cookies are so
bad. I'm just agin' 'em.

-Carl