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'''Procedure'''

#Launch the Reaper application, create a [[User:Mousemambo/Document draft#~~Create~~ an instrument track in the Reaper DAW|new instrument track in Reaper]], and add Surge XT as a plugin on that instrument track. Note: If you are not using a DAW, ~~and~~ [[User:Mousemambo/Document draft#Tuning Surge XT without a DAW in standalone mode|using Surge XT in standalone mode]] instead, replace this step with: Launch the Surge XT standalone application.

#Launch the Reaper application, create a [[User:Mousemambo/Document draft#Set up an instrument track in the Reaper DAW|new instrument track in Reaper]], and add Surge XT as a plugin on that instrument track. Note: If you are not using a DAW, but [[User:Mousemambo/Document draft#Tuning Surge XT without a DAW in standalone mode|using Surge XT in standalone mode]] instead, replace this step with: Launch the Surge XT standalone application.

#Load a [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning system#Scala scale file|Scala scale file]] (.scl) into Surge XT as follows:

## In Surge XT's Menu (found in the bottom right corner) select the Tuning option, then choose "Load .scl tuning..."

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'''Notes'''

[This whole section needs consideration with regard to what should be moved to the [[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods#Tuning files|Tuning methods]] article, what belongs in the [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning system|Scala tuning system]] article, or perhaps is best rendered in duplicate for reading simplicity. The complexity of the relationship between the scale file's base note, the tuning's tuning center, and the music's tonic if it has one is a very complex topic for a beginner and this doesn't seem to be the right place to explain it. That explanation probably belongs in [[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods#Tuning files|Tuning methods]].]

[This whole section needs consideration with regard to what should be moved to the Appendix here, or the [[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods#Tuning files|Tuning methods]] article, what belongs in the [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning system|Scala tuning system]] article, or perhaps is best rendered in duplicate for reading simplicity. The complexity of the relationship between the Scala scale file's base note, the tuning's tuning center, and the music's tonic (if it has one) is a very complex topic for a beginner and this doesn't seem to be the right place to explain it. That explanation probably belongs in [[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods#Tuning files|Tuning methods]].]

'''''More about Surge XT'''''

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==Appendix==

===~~Create~~ an instrument track in the Reaper DAW===

===Set up an instrument track in the Reaper DAW===

[How to create an instrument track in Reaper. And how to use it... load Surge XT as a plugin virtual instrument.]

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 '''Procedure'''
-#Launch the Reaper application, create a [[User:Mousemambo/Document draft#Create an instrument track in the Reaper DAW|new instrument track in Reaper]], and add Surge XT as a plugin on that instrument track. Note: If you are not using a DAW, and [[User:Mousemambo/Document draft#Tuning Surge XT without a DAW in standalone mode|using Surge XT in standalone mode]] instead, replace this step with: Launch the Surge XT standalone application.
+#Launch the Reaper application, create a [[User:Mousemambo/Document draft#Set up an instrument track in the Reaper DAW|new instrument track in Reaper]], and add Surge XT as a plugin on that instrument track. Note: If you are not using a DAW, but [[User:Mousemambo/Document draft#Tuning Surge XT without a DAW in standalone mode|using Surge XT in standalone mode]] instead, replace this step with: Launch the Surge XT standalone application.
 #Load a [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning system#Scala scale file|Scala scale file]] (.scl) into Surge XT as follows:
 ## In Surge XT's Menu (found in the bottom right corner) select the Tuning option, then choose "Load .scl tuning..."
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 '''Notes'''
-[This whole section needs consideration with regard to what should be moved to the [[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods#Tuning files|Tuning methods]] article, what belongs in the [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning system|Scala tuning system]] article, or perhaps is best rendered in duplicate for reading simplicity. The complexity of the relationship between the scale file's base note, the tuning's tuning center, and the music's tonic if it has one is a very complex topic for a beginner and this doesn't seem to be the right place to explain it. That explanation probably belongs in [[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods#Tuning files|Tuning methods]].]
+[This whole section needs consideration with regard to what should be moved to the Appendix here, or the [[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods#Tuning files|Tuning methods]] article, what belongs in the [[User:Mousemambo/Scala tuning system|Scala tuning system]] article, or perhaps is best rendered in duplicate for reading simplicity. The complexity of the relationship between the Scala scale file's base note, the tuning's tuning center, and the music's tonic (if it has one) is a very complex topic for a beginner and this doesn't seem to be the right place to explain it. That explanation probably belongs in [[User:Mousemambo/Tuning methods#Tuning files|Tuning methods]].]
 '''''More about Surge XT'''''
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 ==Appendix==
-===Create an instrument track in the Reaper DAW===
+===Set up an instrument track in the Reaper DAW===
 [How to create an instrument track in Reaper. And how to use it... load Surge XT as a plugin virtual instrument.]