At 8:06 AM -0600 11/22/01, Ron Nossaman wrote: [RO] > >I sacrifice percentage of breaking >>strain to achieve uniformity of the other two factors. Carefully >>done, it is possible to limit the % deviation increase, when going >>from trichord plains to bichord covers, to less than 15 % for >>modifying production scales, and around 11% for my own instrument. >>Ron N I think works along similar lines? >[RN] >Similar. While I don't work to a specific target percentage, I do keep an >eye on break% deviations across transitions. It's the last thing on the >consideration list, but it is considered. This would all be a lot easier to grasp if one of you would make a sample scale available, not that the principles are hard to grasp but that an actual string scale would make it clear how you apply them in a certain case. If these are not trade secrets, I for one would love to have a spreadsheet doc of one of your scales. JD
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