Tuning files (was RCT and SAT archives)

[Michel Lachance]

Hi Garret

The tuning files could only be generated by and used with both Reyburn's 
programs (RCT & Tuning Manager).

The workaround would be to produce a text file containing the 
descriptions.  The main informations found in these files concern the 
note being tuned, the note partial the device is listening to for that 
particular note and, finally, the cent deviation.

I have already raised the question on this list as to know if it we 
could share some "tuning files informations" that we could manually 
store in our SATs.  I didn't get many response on that, showing that the 
idea may not be very popular.  

There is something I am still not sure about.  I guess that there is no 
problem to share a tuning chart that is made from an aural tuning but, 
what about a file generated by Chameleon 2 or FAC calculation?  Is it 
copyrighted?  Can someone enlighten us on that point?

Regards,

Michel (no, there is no mispelling) Lachance, RPT


Garret E. Traylor wrote:
> 
> Michael writes;
> 
> > I think that the RCT vs SAT debate concerns only the FAC calculation
> > against Chameleon 2.  Since you can easily tranfer any tuning from one
> > to the another, they can be very close friends.
> >
> > Michel Lachance, RPT
> 
> Can the files which Michael  speaks of be FTPed?   I would be interested in seeing
> an archive of tunings established. Say perhaps classified by genre ..  whatever?
> If anyone is interested or has experience to respond  -- go right ahead.  I am
> currently working on Web page design.   I would volunteer to maintain the files on
> my web site ... with perhaps a little help
> Sincerely;
> Garret Traylor :-0