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[fluid-dev] Fluidsynth scale tuning
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Edenyard |
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[fluid-dev] Fluidsynth scale tuning |
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Wed, 17 Jan 2007 10:08:47 +0000 |
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Thunderbird 1.5.0.2 (X11/20060420) |
This may sound a dumb question, but can someone explain to me
whereabouts in Fluidsynth the scale tuning is set? In other words, the
relationship between adjacent semitones, etc. Is the tuning
equal-temperament, or some mean-tone system? How accurate is it?
I ask this because I've noticed that I'm getting an odd effect when I
play fourths in certain places on the keyboard, where a rather
unpleasant resultant note is being generated. The effect is worst when
playing a D and G in the octave above middle C, i.e., a 9th and 12th
above middle C.
At first, I assumed that it was a problem with the patch that I was
using, but all patches seem to exhibit the same effect, although how
objectionable it is depends to a certain degree on the characteristics
of the sound of the patch in question.
Grateful, as ever, for any clues on this!
Cheers, Gerald.
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