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Welcome to the Alternate Tunings Mailing List.
(Originally based at Mills College in Oakland, California, USA.)
(AKA "The Tuning List", "The Tuning Group".)

This mailing list is intended for exchanging ideas relevant to alternate musical tunings: just intonation; paratactical tunings; experimental instrument design; non-standard equal temperaments; MIDI tuning-system specs; concert postings; gamelan tunings and other non-western tunings; historical tunings; the experimental tunings of Harry Partch, Lou Harrison, Martin Bartlett, James Tenney, and so on; software reports; recordings; books; research sources, etcetera.

Happy retuning!

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Re: A late hello :) https://soundcloud.com/gedankenwelt/bach-fugue-in-d-minor-5-limit I like the performance values. Really disappointing to hear it fade out instead of finishing! Posted - Fri May 17, 2013 6:24 pm	Carl Lumma clumma Send Email
Re: A late hello :) Well, I should apologize too. We've had great contributions from pseudonymous members over the years. I still do believe things work best when everyone uses Posted - Fri May 17, 2013 5:19 pm	Carl Lumma clumma Send Email
A late hello :) Hi, I joined these yahoo groups about half a year ago, but I never introduced myself. I wanted to wait until I have my 31-EDO guitar, but there were some Posted - Fri May 17, 2013 6:08 am	gedankenwelt94 Send Email
Re: Improving Rationale? Thanks for the info, Graham. I kind of skipped over MTS because it seemed like an empty promise. It wouldn't be impossible to make Rationale capable of sending Posted - Wed May 15, 2013 12:37 am	touchedchuckk Send Email
Re: chords - how to calculate their... Okay, I think I finished the first part, which refers to interference with midpoints ("f3 ~ (f1+f2)/2" formula). Now it's time for the second part - interval Posted - Tue May 14, 2013 6:26 pm	ayamahambho Send Email
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