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O
Werckmeister
Temperament
(The
3nd
scale
within the
first
group
of
scale)
Through combining
the
Mean
Tone and
Pythagorean temperaments,
it
allows
for
playing
in
any
key.
O
Kirnberger
Temperament
(The 3rd
scale)
As
a
result
of
improvements
made
to
the
Mean
Tone and
Just
temperaments,
it
is
relatively
tolerant
towards
transposition,
and
can be used
to
play
in
all
keys.
O
Pythagorean
Temperament
A
method
of
tuning
developed by
the
philosopher Pythagoras
as a
way
to resolve the
ambiguity
of fourths
and
fifths.
As
a
result
melodies sound
cleaner,
but a
certain
amount
of
ambiguity
is
produced
with
triads.
Select the
Temperament
by
pressing
LEVEL
-^
or
LEVEL
-
.
Changing
the Tonic
—
Temperament
Key
To
play using
any temperament
other
than
Just,
you need
to specify the tonic
for
the
key
in
which
your piece
is
written.
[Acceptable Values]
C,
C,
d,
d.,
E,
F,
F.,
G,
C,
A,
A.,
b
-C,
-C., -d,
-dv
-E, -F,
-F.,
-G,
-G.,
-A,
-A.,
-b
Tonic
(key)
C
C#(Dt)
D
D#(B)
E
F
F#(Gi.)
G
G#(At)
A
A#(B!.)
B
Display
(major)
r
L
r
d
d
E
F
E
r
u
r
u
R
R
b
Display
(minor)
_r
L.
-d
~d
-E -F
-E
-G
-c
-R
-R
~b
Select
the
tonic
by
pressing
PAN
<
or
PAN
For
example,
set
"G"
for
G
major,
or
"-d" for
D
minor.
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