Re: "foutir", RT MIDI vs. non-rt equivalent instruments.
Hello Larry
I as well would love to have some opcode that would convert or be able
to assign
frequency to a particular midi note number
say converting  midi # 60 to 256hz  instead of of 261.6hz
but i think the problem might be on the midi side.
it would have to do some pitch bend type of function for what i am
looking for
which is basically instant midi Just Intonation  instead of midi tuning
dumps
which tend (at least my old TX81z) to have an error of 1.56 hz which
from one
note to the other might be unhearble in melodic sequences but in drone
pieces
you can hear it.
I am probably off-base a bit on this comment because i have not been
following
your whole thread but i can't help thinking about "in a silver Scale" an
what it
was trying to achieve~it just needs to happen with midi!

Hope i am not too far off topic
Cheers
Pat Pagano, Director
South East Just Intonation Society

I seem to have lost the argument.  If you know the MIDI number and you
know what frequency you think that means, then eitehr a table or a
simple calcuation gives it to you.  Same with pitchbend.  It gives a
0-127 range and you can interpret it however you like.  

What question are you asking?