> It cannot be improved upon.
Post it. I'm sure the world would like to see the perfect C7 scale.
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Thanks Floyd,
I got another copy of pscale and checked what was on the piano. It cannot be improved upon. You know, I tried to get on scale ripper but could never get it to work. Tremaine does a great job with pscale and I guess I'm used to its quirks, but I'll give Ripper another try.
Best,
Jim
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James Busby
Mt Pleasant UT
435-851-3201
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-27-2015 12:25
From: Floyd Gadd
Subject: C7 scale
I'm using Scale Ripper (free download) to do some scale analysis. There's lots it doesn't tell you, but you can at least get a look at your string tensions.
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Floyd Gadd
Regina SK
306-721-9699
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-23-2015 19:00
From: James Busby
Subject: C7 scale
I should mention that this is a 20 note bass. What's currently on the piano goes from 18.5 (American) to 13. Seems like it should be 20 to 14 or so.
I'm certain these are original strings.
Looks like I may need to buy PScale, again... Unless one of you has the scale on your computer already.
Thanks.
Jim
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James Busby
Mt Pleasant UT
435-851-3201
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-23-2015 15:04
From: James Busby
Subject: C7 scale
All,
I'm restringing a C7 (c.1979) and don't have a stringing scale for it. Does anyone have a scaling they would like to share? Have you found you could improve what's there? I have a new computer and no stringing program yet.
Thanks!
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James Busby
Mt Pleasant UT
435-851-3201
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