acsmith

Does anyone know if there is a set of accidentals/symbols for

Finale/Sibelius out there that can play into the microtuner mtx object

via the pitch-bend? I know that one could actually calculate each

frequency and divide that by 2048 and pitch bend the accidentals, but

If not, and if other people would like it, I may put something like

that together. It would use the Heimholtz-Ellis extended JI from Marc

Sabat's page at www.plainsound.org, because it has the Partchian vibe

that I'm looking for. Anyway, it would be mostly a tool to make

mock-ups for singers/string players, but I like microtuner's use of

the pitch bend wheel to achieve dynamic tuning--as I understand it,

you could still use regular notation and control the microtones by

using the pitch bend as a stepper-wheel. Secondly, is it just as easy

to set it up to do the same thing with a different MIDI cc, in case

the pitch-bend is taken, and I want to just draw Sharpie lines on my

own keyboard's sliders? Too exciting, I love this object.

Does anyone know if there is a set of accidentals/symbols for
Finale/Sibelius out there that can play into the microtuner mtx object
via the pitch-bend?  I know that one could actually calculate each
frequency and divide that by 2048 and pitch bend the accidentals, but
I'm seeking to save myself some trouble.

If not, and if other people would like it, I may put something like
that together.  It would use the Heimholtz-Ellis extended JI from Marc
Sabat's page at www.plainsound.org, because it has the Partchian vibe
that I'm looking for.  Anyway, it would be mostly a tool to make
mock-ups for singers/string players, but I like microtuner's use of
the pitch bend wheel to achieve dynamic tuning--as I understand it,
you could still use regular notation and control the microtones by
using the pitch bend as a stepper-wheel.  Secondly, is it just as easy
to set it up to do the same thing with a different MIDI cc, in case
the pitch-bend is taken, and I want to just draw Sharpie lines on my
own keyboard's sliders?  Too exciting, I love this object.

Microtuner (pitch-bend) accidentals