Many thanks.
I did look at the CM3 documentation on mp:tuning and noticed that the values
should be between 1 and 16.
But, unfortunately, the examples in your book are written in CM2 (?) and I
could not find an equivalent command in the CM3 documentation to
:channel-tuning 108 (used on pp 140, 142, 15 -- ct8 ? --, and 149).
Philippe
Le 15 janv. 2012 à 14:15, Heinrich Taube a écrit :
> ill have to look at the book when i get to the office later, but offhand a
> value 108 looks to be a typo
> channel tuning in cm3 its divisions-per-semitone 1 to 16 so 1 is standard
> semitone tuning, 2 is quarter tone, and 16 is a quantization of 6.25 cents
>
> you can get a good idea of whats going on if you use the Midi Out>Tuning>
> menu
>
> or read the doc on mp:tuning -- in the editor click on the word mp:tuning
> and hit Command-D
>
> send("mp:tuning", 1)
>
> remeber you will only actually hear microtuning if you actually generate
> floating point keynums, eg 60.1 where .1 means 10 cents above key 60
>
>
> On Jan 14, 2012, at 11:46 AM, Philippe de Rochambeau wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> on page 140 of Notes from the Metalevel, the author set the :channel-tuning
>> parameter to 108 in Interaction 2.
>>
>> According to the CM2 documentation which is available on the Web,
>> :channel-tuning should not exceed 16. Why is it equal to 108 here and what
>> does that value mean?
>>
>> Furthermore, what is the equivalent on :channel-tuning 108 in CM3?
>> send("midi:tuning", <value>) ?
>>
>> Many thanks.
>>
>> Philippe
>>
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