At 8:45 PM -0400 5/9/02, Jon Page wrote: >Is it possible to have a violinist play and read his note placement >on an ETD and record their deviation >from ET and select a suitable >temperament to accompany his playing?. . . Or would that be too >large an >undertaking, bearing in mind playing in different key >signatures. Just a thought All that would be required is for any of the ETD engineers to develop a software plug-in which could assemble a string (array, actually) of digitized tone already store on disk, which could then be measured for interval width, inharmonicity, partial strengths, etc. The same ETD which sample the real sound could measure it. You could even pull separate pitches from a fast string of notes, marking them out on a greatly magnified scale (pun unavoidable). As far as a musician's study of intonation, this could be the next generation up from the Korg AT's. Bill Ballard RPT NH Chapter, P.T.G. "Round here we don't talk unless we can improve on the silence." ...........Ron Rude, local Public Radio Commentator. +++++++++++++++++++++
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