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by Terry Smythe (040312 MMDigest) As I continue with this great roll scanning adventure, my latest initiative is to adapt my 88-note scanner to accept 58-note player organ rolls. This is kinda interesting because the rolls ordinarily flow from bottom to top and rotate reverse to 88-note rolls. The single sample roll scanned so far is a Wilcox & White "Symphony" roll No. 3248, "The Highwayman Waltzes", by De Koven. The resulting MIDI file, in Midi Type 1, is attached. Where I need some help is in determining the scale of this roll. I would appreciate it if somebody could provide this specification. None of my references contain this info. The scale of this particular MIDI file emerges from the 65-note scale, which is likely incorrect for 58-note rolls. I'm assuming that all 58-note player organ rolls adhere to a single scale specification. Is this a reasonable supposition? Reason for this is that 58-note Orchestrelle rolls will soon be included within this batch, and I do not have the scale specs for this instrument either. Regards, Terry Smythe
Play MIDI file The Highwayman Waltzes.mid (29 kb)
16 March 2004 |
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