User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods: Difference between revisions

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**Other instruments (e.g. <list of example instruments>)

*'''Tuning files'''

**''This whole section should probably be split out into a separate article, leaving just a summary in the main "Tuning methods" article.''

**''This whole section should probably be split out into a separate "[[User:Mousemambo/Tuning file|Tuning file]]" article, leaving just a summary in the main "Tuning methods" article.''

** Intro

***What are tuning files? They provide, in an outside file that needs to be loaded, the information necessary to tell a musical instrument (or software that in turn tells an instrument) how to implement a specific tuning system.

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***Scala tuning files (.SCL)

***Scala keyboard mapping files (.KBM)

*'''Retuners ~~and tuning plugins~~'''

*'''Tuning plugins and Retuners'''

**''This whole section should probably be split out into a separate article, leaving just a summary in the main "Tuning methods" article.''

**''This whole section should probably be split out into a separate "[[User:Mousemambo/Tuning plugin or retuner|Tuning plugin or retuner]]" article, leaving just a summary in the main "Tuning methods" article. I need a better article title than "Tuning plugin or returner" though.''

**Intro

*** What are retuners and tuning plugins? They take a tuning file as input (or direct tuning info), and appropriately modify the data going to an instrument. They interpret a tuning file to map controller data into the format the instrument can use. There are both software and hardware implementations, depending on specific musical system (e.g. all software, modular synth system, etc.).

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 **Other instruments (e.g. <list of example instruments>)
 *'''Tuning files'''
-**''This whole section should probably be split out into a separate article, leaving just a summary in the main "Tuning methods" article.''
+**''This whole section should probably be split out into a separate "[[User:Mousemambo/Tuning file|Tuning file]]" article, leaving just a summary in the main "Tuning methods" article.''
 ** Intro
 ***What are tuning files? They provide, in an outside file that needs to be loaded, the information necessary to tell a musical instrument (or software that in turn tells an instrument) how to implement a specific tuning system.
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 ***Scala tuning files (.SCL)
 ***Scala keyboard mapping files (.KBM)
-*'''Retuners and tuning plugins'''
+*'''Tuning plugins and Retuners'''
-**''This whole section should probably be split out into a separate article, leaving just a summary in the main "Tuning methods" article.''
+**''This whole section should probably be split out into a separate "[[User:Mousemambo/Tuning plugin or retuner|Tuning plugin or retuner]]" article, leaving just a summary in the main "Tuning methods" article. I need a better article title than "Tuning plugin or returner" though.''
 **Intro
 *** What are retuners and tuning plugins? They take a tuning file as input (or direct tuning info), and appropriately modify the data going to an instrument. They interpret a tuning file to map controller data into the format the instrument can use. There are both software and hardware implementations, depending on specific musical system (e.g. all software, modular synth system, etc.).