--- In synthcart@yahoogroups.com, "thom uliasz" <dsl_tru@h...> wrote:
> what type of experiment did you have in mind?
> i think i still have an early version of Vaz.
>

I have vaz too. My idea should work on that... here is an email I
sent another user....

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Im working on this program called scala(
http://www.xs4all.nl/~huygensf/scala/) which lets do a
couple things...

It lets you define custom tuning tables
Send them via sysex to midi synths
retunes midi files to be a in a certain scale


I am going to set a tuning scale that is comaptible
with with the atari weird tuning scheme. This has a
bunch of cool applications


Help musicians trying to use the synthcart in a band
situation

Help game composers work on ideas in a more musical
format prior to coding in binary

Converting exisitng midi songs to atari comatible
scheme for conversions and hacks

setup a scheme for someone with the knowhow to create
a utililty to convert midi to dasm compatible code

I dont have my synthcart handy But I think my math is
sound. I need end users who have these synths to
compare the tuning tables I send them against the
various insturments on the synthcart program. Im in
the middle of moving to nyc until like mid august and
i don't want to wait until then to work on this. I can
crunch away on my laptop now. So I guess the only
thing require of you would be to read your synth's
manual and figured out how it loads tuning tables (by
sysex or wahtever) and i will try to deliver to you a
working table that hopefully works.
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Vaz uses .tun files which are basically the same as scala .scl files.

I want users who can a/b my math against their tunable devices
against my tuning tables. Let me know your favorite sound on
synthcart and I will work on that first.

Peter