ix@email-addr-hidden wrote:
> the option of a "Scale" might be convenient for those who arent
> wishing to compose drum hits or the like
I'm not sure I get all of your irony... :-) but rest assured that I
have good plans about this. I'm designing the interface on paper and
thinking it over even before venturing into UML class diagrams. It is
possible to compose music without a scale and I'm going to make it easy.
Hopefully.
> AFAIK this has been overcome by using 14 bits to describe the note
> [...] many VST hosts and instruments on windows for example accept
> floating point note like 67.1234 and its rendered accordingly.
This is *very* interesting to me!
Do you have any references/web sites/semi-official specifications/
list of supported software and hardware?
Every search I do for 'MIDI microtonality' and such yields information
about setting the tuning of hardware synths. That is of no use to me, I
need to be able to specify single notes with 1 cent accuracy (at least)
from my sequencer. If MIDI supported that, as you claim, it'd be great!
Toby
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