On 09.09.2004 17:42 Uhr, Javier Ruiz wrote > When the synth (internal or external) is tuned remains that way until turned > off. > So you can make a simple score that tune the synth, play it once at the > beginning of the session and after that play your baroque concerti at 430 > hz. > > About finding the tuning for 430 hz you should use the following formula.
This is really interesting, I would very much like to use this too. If anyone has any ready-made expressions which work, expecially for 415Hz, 421Hz and 430Hz I would be really thankful if you shared them with us. (BTW, 430Hz is mostly used for Viennese Classical music ie Haydn, Mozart Beethoven, Schubert and contemporaries. For baroque 415Hz is the most widely used these days, which is about a semitone below 440. The truth is that in the 18th century there were many different pitches used in different areas, both low and high one, some much higher than 440, especially with organs. Especially in French-influenced court music the pitch was sometimes as low as a whole tone under 440 which is around 392 Hz.) Johannes -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
