Hi there. Some time ago, one of you mentioned the possibility of adding new symbols like Sagittal to the Unicode chart. A few months later, I was browsing the ...
Petr PaÅ™Ãzek
p.parizek@...
Apr 1, 2007 8:42 am
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... I would be a C++ programmer - if I had the time :-(... Anyway, here are my thoughts on the subject, where I could imagine participating: I do not see much...
I've worked and will be working as a Filemaker developer. Addign fields and so on would be easy. But I don't know where one could host the file. Plus, you'd...
... From: "Petr Paøízek" <p.parizek@...> To: "Tuning List" <tuning@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2007 3:42 AM Subject: [tuning] One rather...
Hi Tom and Gene, ... I myself like to indulge in retuning Schoenberg's music and try to divine what JI harmonic structures he might have had in mind while...
Hi Hans, ... The idea is that the new replacement for MIDI would be entirely backwards-compatible with old MIDI, but would have so much more capability of its...
I didn't write the post below that has my name attached to it. I've said this before; we do not need to write our own microtuning language. All that has to...
Yes, it is just a matter of exporting it. You can export from FileMaker in lotsa different formats. What formats can you accept and/or would you like it in? ...
It's not that simple. See: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/index.html My server has MySQL installed, but I don't know how to use it yet. If anybody here...
If your system is running on Linux, I may be able to get a friend in UK who is a Linux developer to set it up for us. Would you like me to ask him about it? ...
... It's strange that they picked such an obscure symbol for "quarter tone sharp" and "quarter tone flat", but a particular font could use a more familiar...
... any ... You seem to be missing the point--I propose that we adopt a minor extension of midi. It's going to happen anyway with numbers of tracks, why not...
... I don't think there is a consistent "spirit of Unicode". Rather, different compromises are made in different situations. There's certainly a lot of...
... The Gothic Wikipedia page (http://got.wikipedia.org/) is a good test for Plane 1 support (you'll need to install a Gothic font, but the page has links to...
... [SNIP] ... [SNIP] Amen. Perfect soft solution. Could be a bit of an issue for hardware though. What message gets sent for pitchwheel movement while there's...
... Pitch bend is a continuous controller. It should probably be a note message, but it isn't well suited to use for tuning. That there should be a 12-ET...
Hi, Forgive me if I've missed this in the list archives, but I'm trying to figure out how to make sense of the sysex file that results from doing a cartridge...
... A midi file type where note numbers are long ints or unsigned long ints, running from 0 to 2^32-1 instead of 0 to 2^7-1. There's no longer any technical...
... Not really, but it's certainly an alternative. I think my proposal would be easier to implement, and would be less trouble. And, pitch bend is a kludge and...
... The Scala tuning dump is decipherable, albeit cryptic. I suggest you look at what Scala thinks the sysex should look like, and compare it to what it does ...
... Don't all or a sizable portion of the softsynths already use floating point for pitches, with the integer part corresponding to note numbers and the...
... Do you intend these to convey pitch? I think they should only convey note number, which the synth should then look up in a tuning table... -Carl...
... Pitch Bend isn't classified as a continuous controller; it's a basic channel message in the same category as Note ON / Note OFF. If updated from a 2 byte...
... My suggestion: keep the current pitch bend as it is for the pitch wheel; It will always be a channel message and bend all notes on a channel. What I mean...
Correct this time: 1NNNhhhh 0nnnnnnn 0ccccccc 0fffffff 0vvvvvvv 1 = status byte flag bit 0 = data byte flag bit NNN = the new Note message ID h = channel n =...