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==Project ideas==

*[[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods]]. Add this new major page (or set of pages). I will note that there are excellent existing resources, like the [[Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think]] page archived here from its original source. The problem with these is that they go out of date easily. Therefore, I am proposing a wiki solution that will be available for community maintenance including significant updates as appropriate. I ~~also~~ have started one example how-to guide tentatively titled "[[User:Mousemambo/Document draft|~~Microtuning~~ Surge XT ~~synth in the~~ Reaper ~~DAW~~]]~~" to better understand~~ how the "~~Tuning methods~~" ~~document would work~~ with ~~the planned how-~~to ~~guides~~.

*[[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods]]. Add this new major page (or set of pages). I will note that there are excellent existing resources, like the [[Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think]] page archived here from its original source. The problem with these is that they go out of date easily. Therefore, I am proposing a wiki solution that will be available for community maintenance including significant updates as appropriate. Some possible or necessary sub-projects...

**To better understand how the "Tuning methods" document would work with a(the) planned how-to guide(s), I have started one example how-to guide tentatively titled "[[User:Mousemambo/Document draft|Guide to Tuning a Software Synth in a DAW]]" using Surge XT and Reaper as (primary) examples.

**New article [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning system|Scala tuning system]] or perhaps split that into [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning file|Scala tuning file]] and [[User:Mousemambo/Scala keyboard mapping file|Scala keyboard mapping file]]. Or maybe more ideal, eventually have all three with the tuning system page providing an overview of how they work together. But start with the one article.

**The existing "[[Anamark tuning file format]]" page should be replaced with a redirect to a "File format" section in a new "[[User:Mousemamster/Anamark tuning file|Anamark tuning file]]" page.

*Add "See: Tuning file" (or See: Tuning methods) as appropriate in the articles that currently reference them.

*Add some "how to" information for people just beginning their journey, either as additions to existing pages or by creating new ones as appropriate. E.g. How to use tuning files, how to select which ones, how to get your electronic or software instrument to use one. These types of pages live in [[:Category:Guides]].

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 ==Project ideas==
-*[[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods]]. Add this new major page (or set of pages). I will note that there are excellent existing resources, like the [[Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think]] page archived here from its original source. The problem with these is that they go out of date easily. Therefore, I am proposing a wiki solution that will be available for community maintenance including significant updates as appropriate. I also have started one example how-to guide tentatively titled "[[User:Mousemambo/Document draft|Microtuning Surge XT synth in the Reaper DAW]]" to better understand how the "Tuning methods" document would work with the planned how-to guides.
+*[[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods]]. Add this new major page (or set of pages). I will note that there are excellent existing resources, like the [[Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think]] page archived here from its original source. The problem with these is that they go out of date easily. Therefore, I am proposing a wiki solution that will be available for community maintenance including significant updates as appropriate. Some possible or necessary sub-projects...
+**To better understand how the "Tuning methods" document would work with a(the) planned how-to guide(s), I have started one example how-to guide tentatively titled "[[User:Mousemambo/Document draft|Guide to Tuning a Software Synth in a DAW]]" using Surge XT and Reaper as (primary) examples.
+**New article [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning system|Scala tuning system]] or perhaps split that into [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning file|Scala tuning file]] and [[User:Mousemambo/Scala keyboard mapping file|Scala keyboard mapping file]]. Or maybe more ideal, eventually have all three with the tuning system page providing an overview of how they work together. But start with the one article.
+**The existing "[[Anamark tuning file format]]" page should be replaced with a redirect to a "File format" section in a new "[[User:Mousemamster/Anamark tuning file|Anamark tuning file]]" page.
 *Add "See: Tuning file" (or See: Tuning methods) as appropriate in the articles that currently reference them.
 *Add some "how to" information for people just beginning their journey, either as additions to existing pages or by creating new ones as appropriate. E.g. How to use tuning files, how to select which ones, how to get your electronic or software instrument to use one. These types of pages live in [[:Category:Guides]].