Emerson Aagaard wrote:
> Hello, list
> 
> I've looked around the internet a bit on this, but I was wondering if 
> anybody here could offer me help. I'm aware that in an AIFF file, you 
> can designate a "root" pitch. I would like to know how I could set or 
> change this information in an AIFF file or what program I would need to 
> do so.
> 
> Thanks,
> Emerson


I think that my 'basef' program may be what you are looking for.
It's just a command line tool, but it allows setting all of the
parameters in the INSTRUMENT chunk, which is where the base frequency
is found.

http://tobiah.org

Emerson Aagaard wrote:
> I'm not terribly savvy with using command-line programs, but I'd like to 
> think I know how to at least open one...which I cannot figure out for 
> your basef program. I downloaded it from your website and I'm using 
> windows XP and I tried opening "basef" with the command-prompt but it 
> doesn't recognize it as a program. Is there something I'm missing? thanks.
> 
> Emerson.


Oh right, Windows.  The 'basef' file is a Linux executable.  You would
have to compile the program from the included source code.  It's really
small and simple.  I think that any compiler would build it easily.  Maybe
someone here that uses Windows will do that.  I'd include the .exe in
the tarball.

Toby