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by Marc Elbasani (020123 MMD)
I've been hesitant to publish these scales because I have not yet tried them all myself. These pipe ranks are theoretical and not complete, however some test pipes have been built along the scales and are yielding relatively reliable results. These scales are for you all to try out. Creation of these scales was made possible by my friend Paul F. West; he is the real engineer behind them. Note that the violins are the only flues that are freined. The Great Open is of wood, naturally, and not freined. It seems stable at ten inches of wind pressure, which is what I might be pushing for myself. It will work on 8 inches though. I stumbled across the diapason while shortening large strings with a 40% cut-up (standard for band-organs). The result was a flute on low pressure, but enough harmonics were built up so that it made for a decent diapason on high pressure. Enjoy all, but build at your own risk! Marc Elbasani
filename="vred.txt"
vpipe v1.0 (5 July 2001)
Rank: red violin
49 pipes starting at C 25
Tuning: A 440.0 Hz at 70.00 F (21.11 C) speed of sound 13567 ips
Scale: 0.886 width at C 37, halving at the 20th
cut up 33.0% of mouth width
Note freq C-C len actual len tuner slot width cut up
C 25 130.8 49.17 50.51 2.686 1.343 0.443
C#26 138.6 46.35 47.65 2.594 1.297 0.428
D 27 146.8 43.69 44.95 2.506 1.253 0.413
D#28 155.6 41.19 42.40 2.421 1.210 0.399
E 29 164.8 38.82 39.99 2.338 1.169 0.386
F 30 174.6 36.59 37.72 2.259 1.129 0.373
F#31 185.0 34.49 35.58 2.182 1.091 0.360
G 32 196.0 32.50 33.56 2.107 1.054 0.348
G#33 207.7 30.63 31.65 2.035 1.018 0.336
A 34 220.0 28.87 29.85 1.966 0.983 0.324
A#35 233.1 27.20 28.15 1.899 0.950 0.313
B 36 246.9 25.64 26.55 1.834 0.917 0.303
C 37 261.6 24.16 25.04 1.772 0.886 0.292
C#38 277.2 22.76 23.62 1.712 0.856 0.282
D 39 293.7 21.45 22.27 1.653 0.827 0.273
D#40 311.1 20.21 21.00 1.597 0.799 0.264
E 41 329.6 19.04 19.81 1.543 0.771 0.255
F 42 349.2 17.93 18.68 1.490 0.745 0.246
F#43 370.0 16.89 17.61 1.439 0.720 0.237
G 44 392.0 15.91 16.61 1.390 0.695 0.229
G#45 415.3 14.99 15.66 1.343 0.671 0.222
A 46 440.0 14.12 14.77 1.297 0.649 0.214
A#47 466.2 13.30 13.93 1.253 0.626 0.207
B 48 493.9 12.52 13.13 1.210 0.605 0.200
C 49 523.3 11.80 12.38 1.169 0.585 0.193
C#50 554.4 11.11 11.67 1.129 0.565 0.186
D 51 587.3 10.46 11.00 1.091 0.545 0.180
D#52 622.3 9.85 10.37 1.054 0.527 0.174
E 53 659.3 9.27 9.78 1.018 0.509 0.168
F 54 698.5 8.73 9.22 0.983 0.492 0.162
F#55 740.0 8.22 8.69 0.950 0.475 0.157
G 56 784.0 7.74 8.19 0.917 0.459 0.151
G#57 830.6 7.28 7.72 0.886 0.443 0.146
A 58 880.0 6.85 7.28 0.856 0.428 0.141
A#59 932.3 6.45 6.86 0.827 0.413 0.136
B 60 987.8 6.07 6.47 0.799 0.399 0.132
C 61 1046.5 5.71 6.10 0.771 0.386 0.127
C#62 1108.7 5.37 5.75 0.745 0.373 0.123
D 63 1174.7 5.06 5.42 0.720 0.360 0.119
D#64 1244.5 4.76 5.10 0.695 0.348 0.115
E 65 1318.5 4.47 4.81 0.671 0.336 0.111
F 66 1396.9 4.21 4.53 0.649 0.324 0.107
F#67 1480.0 3.96 4.27 0.626 0.313 0.103
G 68 1568.0 3.72 4.02 0.605 0.303 0.100
G#69 1661.2 3.50 3.79 0.585 0.292 0.096
A 70 1760.0 3.29 3.57 0.565 0.282 0.093
A#71 1864.7 3.09 3.37 0.545 0.273 0.090
B 72 1975.5 2.91 3.17 0.527 0.263 0.087
C 73 2093.0 2.73 2.99 0.509 0.254 0.084
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