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Microtonality in orchidea.solution.toroll

Hello,

I want to know if orchidea.solution.toroll could provide me quarts of tons?

Thanks very much!

Matías Rosales

Hello,

In “View Score” you can set the precision to 1/4 but even 1/8 tons

Best,

Jerome

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Thank you very much for the quick answer!

But my question was specifically with the object orchidea.solution.toroll or with orchidea.solve, in order to have microtonal results.

Cause I still can’t get MaxOrch to work. I sent you the problem I have,

thank you very much in advance

All the best,

Matías

Hi,

It looks like there"s a problem with your target file… Can you send it to me, I will see if I can reproduce your bug…

Can I see the parameters you use ?

Best,

Jerome

PS : do you use 32 bits sound file ?

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Thanks a lot Jerome,
it is 24 bit …

Well, everything is ok, I have no bug with this sound file.

I must confess I’ve never have this error.

About parameters, do you use something you set by your own ? or do you use a preset ?

not at all,
1 Im using TinySOL, TintSOL.spectrum
2 Instrument: Vn Vn Va Vc Cb
3 all
4 the sound that i send you
And Paramenters Preset : Dynamic Orch multi so…

tested and it works…

try to re-install the patch…

Hello,

I would like to ask about that setting of quartertone precision. I did it, but nothing changed in my solution, even if the source is really non-pitched sound. I also changed it on the right panel… Do you have any suggestion?

Thank you!
Tobias Horvath

hello,

MaxOrch use microtones…

Are you sure it’s not a bach, cage or dada issue ?

I sometimes had a perfect pitch (chromatic) but there’s always a non-chromatic rendering. did you try a dynamic orchestration ? @pbloland an Idea ?

Best,

Jerome

AAh, ok. So it doesn’t work with static orchestration for some reason. But it’s weird, because I tried it with dynamic before and there was no difference… However now it works! Thanks a lot!!

if you slide the window of scores, you can see a bach.score with some precisions, did you see that ?