New version of TuneLab 97 - with Template Tuning Curves

[Greg Newell]

Dear List,
    As a beta tester (not much input I'm afraid) I must add that this
program is the epitome of Non-Bloatware (270K)and has got to be the best
value on the Net even after registering.  Please join me in registering
your copy so that Bob will continue to apply his genius to this
incredible program.
                                                        Greg Newell

P.S.     NO! I'm not getting paid!!

Robert Scott wrote:

> For all those who have been patiently waiting for the results of
> Project Template, the new version of the TuneLab program is now
> available at http://www.wwnet.net/~rscott
>
> Based partly on the extrapolation of the inharmonicity measurements
> that some of you folks made, together with some basic theory on
> scale design, an improved tuning curve generator has been added
> to TuneLab.  It is such a significant advance that it is called
> version 3.0.  In the graphical tuning editor, press the 'T' button
> (for Template) and see what I mean.
>
> Also fixed in this version is a bug that occasionally caused the
> graphics to change color and eventually stop working when a long
> time was spent in the graphical editor.  Now you can can edit
> tuning curves all day long if you like without any ill effects.
>
> And if you have ever programmed in a cents offset without realizing
> it, that mistake will be harder to make now.  Whenever the offset
> is non-zero, the offset display is highlighted to remind you that
> an offset is in effect.
>
> And you can keep A4 = 0 cents in the graphical tuning editor
> automatically without having to manually shift the curve.
>
> Finally, the 59 historical temperaments from Jorgensen are
> now part of the standard installation (instead of making
> them a separate download).
>
> Inharmonicity measurements are more reliable than in the past and
> TuneLab is now better at hearing weak partials.  When you measure
> inharmonicity, you will get more good readings.
>
> And best of all, the program is still shareware, so you can try
> it without risk.
>
> Thanks to those who sent me their inharmonicity measurements and
> checkout out the beta test version of this program.
>
> Sincerely,
> Robert Scott
> Real-Time Specialties