[sdiy] Shifting just intonation

[Roman Sowa]

You have no idea what may and will confuse users nowadays.
In the past I've added more features to my products based on user input 
and requests. But now I'm tempted to make only the most basic one, 
without any user settings, simplicity level for pre-school kids.
I'm in this busiess for over 20 years and every now and then I'm being 
surprised how unaware and clueless the users may be.

Roman

W dniu 2023-11-06 o 02:39, brianw pisze:
> The Ensoniq EPS from 1988 has tunings that can be saved and loaded. The technology doesn't require a modern instrument, but it's certainly possible for any modern instrument to support alternate tunings - unless they decide it would confuse users.
> 
> Brian
> 
> 
> On Nov 5, 2023, at 11:07 AM, Tom Wiltshire <tom at electricdruid.net> wrote:
>> The more recent Korg SV-2 stage piano also provides two user-definable tuning presets which allow you to define the exact pitch of every not on the keyboard. You could do just intonation or quarter-tones or whatever you like. Clearly two presets isn't enough to try every key, but it's a start!
>> (the provided options are standard equal temperament and various stretch-tuning options to suit the sounds in the ROM).
>>
>> Just one example - I expect quite a few modern instruments have this sort of option buried somewhere...
>>
>> Tom
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>> On 5 Nov 2023, at 15:48, Donald Tillman <don at till.com> wrote:
>>> It has always been easy to tweak the tuning on a harpsichord.
>>>
>>> Even easier on a Hohner Clavinet (front panel, screwdriver).
>>>
>>> The digital Yamaha DX-7 II (from 35 years ago) has completely user-settable scales.
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