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Thx for info, I need to look at SuperCollider and chuck some day, I've heard a lot about both. Also, I didn't know there was any way to systemically describe j
by gtani 13y ago
Thx for info, I need to look at SuperCollider and chuck some day, I've heard a lot about both.
Also, I didn't know there was any way to systemically describe just intonation. I'm one of those bubble children that hears wolf intervals all the time and can never get a guitar tuned. I got that from having piano and woodwind lessons simultaneously as a kid
- tessierashpool 13y agosorry, working with some sleep deprivation here. substitute "frequencies" for "pitches" in this sentence: The good news is that with Overtone (the Clojure interface to SuperCollider) you can specify individual pitches rather than MIDI note numbers. since you have access to the actual frequencies, you can build any arbitrary abstraction on top, including any tuning system known to humanity. (and since it's Clojure that abstraction can be unusually concise.)