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Re: [sc-users] TuningLib development

This is very interesting. I’ll have to get out my Genesis of Music and swat up on my Partch.

In the example code, near the end, in the DissonanceCurve related example code: I think the .digestibleScale method should be replaced by .justScale. The former is deprecated in the docs, to be replaced by the later. The later works, the former doesn’t.

Thanks for this. It’s nice to anticipate being able to read Scala files of whatever ilk.

…edN


> On Dec 29, 2014, at 2:42 PM, Charles Céleste Hutchins <celesteh@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
>   For those of you who use TuningLib, I am (finally) getting around to fixing some bugs and the rest of my to-do list for the quark. If you would like to be a tester for the changes, I am hosting the development version online at https://github.com/celesteh/TuningLib . 
> 
> Changes so far include adding some new documentation, making some methods more efficient, updating Key so it works with chromatic key changes and tuning systems beyond 12ET.
> 
> Yet to come: more documentation, changing some method names to be more accurate (sorry), more and better Spectrum calculations.
> 
> All of this will get pushed out to the quark, so you can ignore this message and will still get the 2.0 version when it's ready.
> 
> 
> cheers,
> Les
> 
> --
> Charles Céleste Hutchins
> 
> http://www.berkeleynoise.com/celesteh/podcast/
> http://www.bilensemble.co.uk


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