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PS pinkfloyd: These are the offsets I prefer to use for Bach, you may want to try it.
C 4.19
C# -0.56
D 1.40
D# 1.68
E -1.40
F 5.59
F# -0.84
G 2.79
G# -0.28
A 0.00
A# 3.63
B -1.12
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Nordiska 120CA (Dongbei) upright from about 2004, Kawai MP11 digital piano, Sennheiser HD 600 headphones.
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PS pinkfloyd: These are the offsets I prefer to use for Bach, you may want to try it.
C 4.19
C# -0.56
D 1.40
D# 1.68
E -1.40
F 5.59
F# -0.84
G 2.79
G# -0.28
A 0.00
A# 3.63
B -1.12
Kees I mostly play Bach, thanks! Can I somehow apply those offsets to the .tun you gave me? Shouldn't you then give me another of your special .tun files taking these offsets into account for all octaves? Or will these offsets just work as an ordinary unequal temperament in TuneLab? Thanks in advance.
Nordiska 120CA (Dongbei) upright from about 2004, Kawai MP11 digital piano, Sennheiser HD 600 headphones.
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PS pinkfloyd: These are the offsets I prefer to use for Bach, you may want to try it.
C 4.19
C# -0.56
D 1.40
D# 1.68
E -1.40
F 5.59
F# -0.84
G 2.79
G# -0.28
A 0.00
A# 3.63
B -1.12
Kees I mostly play Bach, thanks! Can I somehow apply those offsets to the .tun you gave me? Shouldn't you then give me another of your special .tun files taking these offsets into account for all octaves? Or will these offsets just work as an ordinary unequal temperament in TuneLab? Thanks in advance. These offsets are to be used as an ordinary unequal temperament in TuneLab, nothing to do with the ebvt3 .tun file. Kees
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Okay, thanks. Does that temperament have a name or does it resemble some wellknown temperament?
On a related note: Which key is the most colored (unjust, unpure) in EBVT-III?
Nordiska 120CA (Dongbei) upright from about 2004, Kawai MP11 digital piano, Sennheiser HD 600 headphones.
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Okay, thanks. Does that temperament have a name or does it resemble some wellknown temperament?
On a related note: Which key is the most colored (unjust, unpure) in EBVT-III?
I call it "my 1/14th comma Bach temperament". It is close to Neidhardt 2. C# has widest M3 in EBVT3. Kees
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