Well, the way we did it was to retune the synthesiser fluidsynth using the
tunings (?) command. It was a slightly different problem because we wanted 19-
ET rather than messing about with pythagorean adjustments, which might have to
change every time you modulate anyway? We found that not many commercial
synths obey the midi tuning protocol (in fact none of the ones we looked at).
Off topic, I'd be interested in why you want to teach singers to sing out of
tune anyway :D (that was a troll :) )
Here's a video about the 19ET stuff...
http://www.n-ism.org/VG/Glasgow_CMT/Performance_Science/
Just click on the first thumbnail. Sorry about the flash. HTML5 hasn't reached
a
browser near me yet :)
Nick/.
On Wednesday 14 Sep 2011 08:53:54 dadadharma @dslextreme.com wrote:
This YouTube by Hajo (dl1sdz) claims to have generated a just
intonation MIDI file from a LilyPond file.
BWV-988-Var-12-Just.AVI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rkaueIngyY
How does one do this?
I can find just intonation in the glossary but not in the rest of
the documentation.
I am interested in generating sound files for singing practice using
the simple Pythagorean ratios.
How can this be done?
David Olson
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