What are some ways of telling each of the synths to round to the
nearest note in a diatonic scale?
think of all the separation points between what is rounded to one note,
and what is rounded to another note.
for a standard Do major scale, if all your inputs are between 60 and 72,
you can
You can also take your values mod 12 and use those numbers to read
indices in a 12-member table you've populated with a mapping onto your
favorite scale. If your values are floats you might round them first.
You can also keep track of the whole-number quotient of your value
divided by 12 so
Yes, this is all true. What I like about a tabread is the possibility
for quickly applying many different kinds of mappings, diatonic or
otherwise -- if you assume a chromatic input (rather than a fully
microtonal input -- ints instead of floats) this becomes quite a bit
easier.
MB
On Mon, Mar
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What are some ways of telling each of the synths to round to the
nearest note in a diatonic scale?
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Regards,
Jerome Covington
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2010 17:42:52 -0400
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Subject: [PD] Birds use stars - diatonic
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What are some ways of telling each of the synths to round to the
nearest note in a diatonic scale?
--
Regards
What are some ways of telling each of the synths to round to the
nearest note in a diatonic scale?
think of all the separation points between what is rounded to one note,
and what is rounded to another note.
for a standard Do major scale, if all your inputs are between 60 and 72,
you can
