…accordingly.

I was also wondering if vscode-typescript-vue-plugin should be removed, since it's deprecated in favor of take-over mode, but the extension description page has a link to instructions for take-over mode, so I guess it's still useful.

When I first bring up scale-workshop in my browser (Firefox on Win 11), my computer keyboard keys play notes. (By default, they're all 440 Hz, but that's not the issue here). I switch to the Synth tab in the top menu, and they still play notes.

If I adjust any of the sliders on the Synth page, my keyboard keys no longer create notes. When I switch to any other menu tab (e.g. Virtual Keyboard) the notes from my keyboard will start working again, with the new settings. I can also switch from Synth to any other tab and back before I try my keyboard again, and this also fixes the issue.

Only touching the sliders seem to reliably produce the error. There is similar behavior when I change the waveform, but it seems to play a little bit before stopping (which can then be fixed in the same way, by switching tabs). Changing the other non-slider settings seem to cause the problems sometimes, but not reliably.

I have this problem both with code from main running locally, and the online versions at https://sevish.com/scaleworkshop/synth?version=2.0.0 and https://scaleworkshop.lumipakkanen.com/ .

I also checked Chrome on Win 11, and it has the same issue.

~~Add a special command to copy/modify the relevant files or add instructions in the README on how to do that manually.~~ Upload the open graph image to sevish.com and hard code it in this repo's index.html.

Add the option to average two white keys when playing a black key in white mode Pass and distribute unmanipulated MIDI messages from IN to OUT.

refs #73 #172

Add temperaments dependency Implement a prime mapping class suitable for tempering Implement Rank 1 scale creation modal Implement Rank 2 scale creation modal with support for temperaments built from vals and commas Implement tempering modal for scale modification

https://huygens-fokker.org/scala/scl_format.html states "Anything after a valid pitch value should be ignored." (Ignored for setting up the scale itself). In practical use, people use this rule to put the name of the pitch after the pitch value. In the specifications website of the scl format (see link above), some valid examples are mentioned: 100.0 C# 5/4 E\

Some software even import these strings into a pitch name column, for example Lingot.

Unfortunately, the sevish scale-workshop rejects scl files containing strings after the pitch value during import, even though these files are valid according to the format specifications.

Update moment-of-symmetry-dependecy. Add the option to assign parent MOS to white keys or to expand the scale to include new daughter MOS notes on black keys.

Userminusone — 12/24/2022 5:39 AM

So it turns out ScaleWorkshop tempering via commas just... fails with high prime limits?

Is this a bug or am I not supposed to go up to the 31 limit with tempering?

This is related to: https://github.com/xenharmonic-devs/temperaments/issues/30

To reproduce:

1. Touch a key on the virtual keyboard
2. Drag finger away from the key
3. Touch the same key with another finger
4. Release both fingers

Result: The note keeps ringing and a yellow mark is left on the keyboard

Expected result: The note stops ringing with no residue.

The mnlgtuns file that I exported from SW2 is tuned differently to the sclkbm and tun files.

22ed2 pentachordal decatonic LsssLsssss C261.zip

https://sevish.com/scaleworkshop/?n=22ed2%20pentachordal%20decatonic%20%28LsssLsssss%29%20C261&l=3Bm_5Bm_7Bm_9Bm_cBm_eBm_gBm_iBm_kBm_mBm&f=79.miqdhkcvh&m=1o&version=2.0.1

Exporting mnlgtuns from SW1 works as expected:

https://sevish.com/scaleworkshop1/?name=22ed2%20pentachordal%20decatonic%20(LsssLsssss)%20C261&data=3%5C22%0A5%5C22%0A7%5C22%0A9%5C22%0A12%5C22%0A14%5C22%0A16%5C22%0A18%5C22%0A20%5C22%0A22%5C22&freq=261.625565&midi=60&vert=5&horiz=1&colors=white%20black%20white%20white%20black%20white%20black%20white%20white%20black%20white%20black&waveform=semisine&ampenv=organ