I've found a few ways to convert SCL to TUN, but can I vise versa???… I have many good TUN files that I simply can't find in scala…
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Converting TUN files to SCL… is it possible??
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- KVRAF
- 6207 posts since 25 Dec, 2004
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- KVRAF
- 26033 posts since 20 Oct, 2007 from gonesville
evidently .tun takes middle C = 261.625565 Hz as default or note 0. So if your .tun uses another 'tonic', for your translation you'll need to calculate to get note 0 = 0. (With every other basis in their conversion, note 0 = 16. That makes no sense. But, I suppose, take note of what 0 =, and how the frequencies are skewed, that screws with your .scl if you don't correct. In these cases subtract 16 from all the numbers.
)But that's a working scala file, that's what the format looks like, I do it all the time in text edit, save as .scl.
(The .tun file was created at http://www.microtonalsoftware.com/scl-s ... erter.html.)
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 6207 posts since 25 Dec, 2004
Yes, i realise all this, but is there a tool (other than my overworked brain) that will calculate and convert for me is what i was asking 
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- KVRAF
- 26033 posts since 20 Oct, 2007 from gonesville
I found a folder with a bunch of .tuns here.
File converted by "ScalaConverter",
; written by Tobias Fleischer,
; available at http://www.tobybear.de
Which is an ex-website. Joined the choir invisible, it did.
But looking at them, they all work from note 0 = 0. So ignore everything I said, I simply don't know what happened with those conversions. I found http://www.huygens-fokker.org/scala/Sca ... torial.pdf but installing scala on a Mac is quite an exotic exercise which I'm just never going to bother doing.
and the entire spec: http://www.mark-henning.de/files/am/Tun ... V2_Doc.pdf
which didn't sort me at all.
http://www.mark-henning.de/files/am/TUN-Tools_V100.zip
You have to calculate it from note 0 to note 127 or it will probably revert to default which is 12tET.
The only indication I found of transposition was before the list:
So, this Tobias Fleischer fellow probably knows his shit, I'm assuming these files work. I don't think I have anything that uses .tun other than Logic's instruments where the interface is in Logic for it, or VSL's instruments in VI Pro which is also self-contained, but no way to test these.
File converted by "ScalaConverter",
; written by Tobias Fleischer,
; available at http://www.tobybear.de
Which is an ex-website. Joined the choir invisible, it did.
But looking at them, they all work from note 0 = 0. So ignore everything I said, I simply don't know what happened with those conversions. I found http://www.huygens-fokker.org/scala/Sca ... torial.pdf but installing scala on a Mac is quite an exotic exercise which I'm just never going to bother doing.
and the entire spec: http://www.mark-henning.de/files/am/Tun ... V2_Doc.pdf
which didn't sort me at all.
http://www.mark-henning.de/files/am/TUN-Tools_V100.zip
You have to calculate it from note 0 to note 127 or it will probably revert to default which is 12tET.
The only indication I found of transposition was before the list:
So, this Tobias Fleischer fellow probably knows his shit, I'm assuming these files work. I don't think I have anything that uses .tun other than Logic's instruments where the interface is in Logic for it, or VSL's instruments in VI Pro which is also self-contained, but no way to test these.