Offset chart for HTs(Wendell 'Victorian)

[PAULNPbl@cs.com]

The offsets immediately following are(or at least were when this post left my 
computer!) the Wendell 2002 Victorian or 'Lite' temperament. I've checked and 
double checked.

I checked the offsets for this temperament in the Jason Kanter Historical 
Temperament graphs, and those are in agreement, though rounded off to the 
nearest 1/10th cent,which for practical tuning won't make any difference.

I've been watching as best I can, and it seems as if gremlins are at work as 
this temperament goes back and forth in tiny bits in the electron stream that 
is the
internet - it's probably human error somewhere along the line, but I really 
thought
I'd seen some deterioration of the data when there had only been copy and send
activities. 

It is my intention that "=" means "equals" and there should be adequate 
spaces so that
the "+" and "-"  signs are clear in their meaning. B and E have values of  -1 
cent and I wrote
that as "-1.0"  so there would not be confusion over whether it might be   
-0.1 without the 0 and
the decimal point.   ...I'm curious to see how this post looks
when it comes back to me thru pianotech, and pianotech digest, both of which 
I recieve
currently, due to some overlap and confusion in getting started with a new 
computer.

(double and triple checked!)
Wendell 2002 Victorian "lite" temperament
C= +4.88
B = -1.0
A#= +3.9
A =  0
G# = +1.95
G  = +3.9
F# =  0
F =  +4.88
E = -1.0
D# = +2.93
D = +1.95
C# =+0.98








From: Greg Newell <gnewell@ameritech.net>
Date: Sat Mar 09, 2002  09:43:26 PM US/Pacific
To: pianotech@ptg.org
Subject: Re: Offset chart for HTs
Reply-To: pianotech@ptg.org

What happened to the value and note for "G" ? Also is the second equal sign 
for
C# supposed to be a negative or minus sign? "B" has both a plus and a minus 
...
which is it? This raises the question (in my mind anyway) what the equals sign
means for any of the places that you use it? Could you please explain?

Greg

Tvak@AOL.COM wrote:

Recently there was a post which contained an offset chart for Robert
Wendell's "Lite" Victorian Well-Temperament.  I reproduce it below:

C= +4.88
B+ -1.0
A#= +3.9
A= 0
G# = +3.9
F# + 0.0
F = +4.88
E + -1.0
D# = +2.93
D = + 1.95
C# = =0.98