Originally developed and maintained by Mark Henning in 2009, this C++ library is for interpreting and using AnaMark Tuning files (.tun V0.0 - V2.0), multiple scales files (.msf), and Scala files (.scl and .kbm). These files allow the definition of non-standard scales used for microtuning in music such as in a lot of eastern music styles. Mark Henning's original source code for this library was provided as a .zip file on his website, under the section AnaMark tuning file format specifications.
This library (should) be fully compliant with the AnaMark tuning file format V2.00 (Also see section Goals).
The following file types are known to be readable with this library:
The following file types are known to be writable with this library:
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The goal of this repository is to continue to maintain Mark Henning's original library source, and ensure its compatibility with modern compilers and systems. Changes made to the source must still result in being fully compliant with Mark's AnaMark tuning file format specifications. Along with that main mission, this repository also aims to