Yahoo Tuning Groups Ultimate Backup tuning Re: [tuning] Hello John

Thanks for asking. Not being familiar with much of the current electronic instrumentation now available, your description reminds me of the tone generating system on the Hammond organ (non-tunable, equal temperament; that is, non-tunable unless you can install an electronic speed control on the motor to produce gliding tones or vary from A-440).
There is so much email on this system that I haven't managed to keep up with reading it all. I shouldn't be receiving it at work anyhow and will someday have to switch to a recently acquired home computer (third hand, 386, on which I have to completely redo the software).
Therefore I am not sure what scale or scales you are using, but would like to know, and what sort of music you are doing.
It would seem only fair to reimburse you for at least the cost of materials and postage.
I prefer to receive any items of bulk at my P.O. Box 422, Allendale, New Jersey 07401-0422, even though I usually get into it only once a week.
>>> Linus Liu <linusliu@pacific.net.hk> 04/08/00 03:58AM >>>
Hello John,

I was looking at my old mail to try to find your email address.

Can you send me your postal address so I can send you some
cd's I made on my CDR? This are the recordings I made in
midi, Pitchwheel adjusted intonation.

Linus.

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>>> "John F. Sprague" <jsprague@dhcr.state.ny.us> 04/10/00 10:27AM >>>
Thanks for asking. Not being familiar with much of the current electronic instrumentation now available, your description reminds me of the tone generating system on the Hammond organ (non-tunable, equal temperament; that is, non-tunable unless you can install an electronic speed control on the motor to produce gliding tones or vary from A-440).
There is so much email on this system that I haven't managed to keep up with reading it all. I shouldn't be receiving it at work anyhow and will someday have to switch to a recently acquired home computer (third hand, 386, on which I have to completely redo the software).
Therefore I am not sure what scale or scales you are using, but would like to know, and what sort of music you are doing.
It would seem only fair to reimburse you for at least the cost of materials and postage.
I prefer to receive any items of bulk at my P.O. Box 422, Allendale, New Jersey 07401-0422, even though I usually get into it only once a week.
>>> Linus Liu <linusliu@pacific.net.hk> 04/08/00 03:58AM >>>
Hello John,

I was looking at my old mail to try to find your email address.

Can you send me your postal address so I can send you some
cd's I made on my CDR? This are the recordings I made in
midi, Pitchwheel adjusted intonation.

Linus.

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