Brendan Power & Alternative Harmonicas Forum

Now let us compare the last re-tuning in the post just above with this re-tuning of a Paddy Richter Baby Fat : BLOW C E A C E G C HOLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 DRAW D G B D F# A B The tuning called var. 2.5a is in F major, with the first tonic available as a full bend of the 2 draw. The re-tuning shown in this...

The other day I thought that maybe I had penciled out a new tuning. When I checked Pat Missin 's catalog, I found that it was already known as Variation 2.5a of Dorian Cross . 2.5 - DORIAN CROSS BLOW C E G C E G C E G C HOLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DRAW D G Bb D F A Bb D F A 2.5a - VARIATION OF 2.5 BLO...

What about this: a slide harp with some standard tuning (e.g. Solo, PowerChromatic) in one layer, but then pushing the slider opens up both layers, with the second layer being tremolo or octave of the first layer?

Is it possible to have the recent nuisance posts by "govindar" removed?

Note that in the flat-slide version (above), both layers have three possible draw-bends per octave. Compare this with PowerChromatic, which has four, and with Solo and Classical, each of which have two.

... and/or create MIDI files!

I seem to recall that currently there are algorithms that convert piano recordings to MIDI files. I am not a programmer or a sound engineer, but I would guess that some of the code could be transferable.

In the 80s and 90s we talked a lot about "multimedia" because technology was making it more accessible -- for creation and consumption. Now we take for granted that text, graphics and audio can be combined for more powerful experiences. Here are some superb example of this. https://youtu.b...

I am more surprised than I should be -- and strangely delighted -- that this works both ways ....



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Hmm, I'm not seeing that. But what you say helps me to see the slide-out layer as Dorian (which is minor) Classical tuning in D.