Gary Lee Nelson

This is an expr from an object called transratio. I'm not sure where it

expr ((440. * exp(.057762265 * $f1)) * 0.002273)/ 1.00012

It converts transposition intervals in semitones to transposition ratios.

Does anyone have an object that does the reverse?

This is an expr from an object called transratio.  I'm not sure where it
came from.

Cheers
Gary Lee Nelson
Oberlin College
www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson

a-little-math-help

I try to be careful about attributions. Transratio was from the examples

folder that came with max but another more generalized one, TransRatio, is

in ST.ools. The implementation was a little different but searching for it

reminded me of the wealth of tiny but useful objects in Stefan Tiedje's

AbshaXtions. I'm going to search there before I make my own. For example,

this morning I was about to write the opposite of listfunnel when I found

I try to be careful about attributions.  Transratio was from the examples
folder that came with max but another more generalized one, TransRatio, is
in ST.ools.  The implementation was a little different but searching for it
reminded me of the wealth of tiny but useful objects in Stefan Tiedje's
AbshaXtions.  I'm going to search there before I make my own.  For example,
this morning I was about to write the opposite of listfunnel when I found
spraylist.  Thanks Stefan.

A little math help