Re: [LAU] [LAD] New modular synthesis library w/ ruby bindings

At least for me it would be easier to think as c = 0

c = 0
c' = 12
c, = -12
c'' = 24
c,, = -24

because most of the notes in a regular score is mostly like to happen
in the middle and things looks simpler that way. UNLESS you're already
familiar with all kind of notes with MIDI number notation.

2010/7/19 Harry Van Haaren <harryhaaren@email-addr-hidden>:
> Hey Evan,
>
> Congrats on the release. A little reading and it has my attention... even
> though I'm not a ruby fan.
>
> Reason to mail:
> To play a note, type:
>
> s.inst.play [note number]
>
> Where [note number] is some number, positive or negative. 0 is middle C.
>
> _Please_ stick to a standard. I'm pretty sure that middle C is 60. Why have
> every programmer first be confused about why its all high pitch noise that's
> getting played, and then well all code the following:
>
> note = note - 60;
>
> s.inst.play [ note ]
>
> To me it seems a good idea to stick with what standards there are.. But its
> up to you of course.
> Its your library in the end of the day ;-)
>
> Cheers, -Harry
>
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