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Platform, operating system: Microsoft Windows
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Developer: Manuel Op de Coul
Scala
Developer / company: Manuel Op de Coul
Scala is a powerful software tool for experimentation with musical tunings, such as just intonation scales, equal and historical temperaments, microtonal and macrotonal scales, and non-Western scales. It supports scale creation, editing, comparison, analysis, storage, tuning of electronic instruments, and MIDI file generation and tuning conversion. All this is integrated into a single application with a wide variety of mathematical routines and scale creation methods. Scala is ideal for the exploration of tunings and becoming familiar with the concepts involved. In addition, a very large library of scales is freely available for Scala and can be used for analysis or music creation.
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If you need more information please contact the developers of Scala (Manuel Op de Coul), or check out their product website.