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- What effect does temperature make on tuned marimba bars.
Hi all.
I make marimbas - www.marimbaaustralia.com - have a look.
I also invent new versions for schools.
I DO NOT KNOW algebra almost at all, so go easy on me please!
I try to tune to exact Fundamental note frequency (and the first overtone as well, if possible).
I also try to tune when it is 21 degrees Celsius, because that is close to what a school will heat/cool to.
I want to make an excel file that allows me to tune when the temperature is lower and higher.
I can only think of making a whole set, put them in a room I can control and heat and cool, then record the new pitch so I could tune sharp or flat as required and it will return to 0 cents deviation at 21 degrees.
My question - is there a file already made for this, or another way to get the results apart from doing as stated above??
I am aware that different bar sizes react differently - just hoping someone may have the details already for me please. Thanks.
I make marimbas - www.marimbaaustralia.com - have a look.
I also invent new versions for schools.
I DO NOT KNOW algebra almost at all, so go easy on me please!
I try to tune to exact Fundamental note frequency (and the first overtone as well, if possible).
I also try to tune when it is 21 degrees Celsius, because that is close to what a school will heat/cool to.
I want to make an excel file that allows me to tune when the temperature is lower and higher.
I can only think of making a whole set, put them in a room I can control and heat and cool, then record the new pitch so I could tune sharp or flat as required and it will return to 0 cents deviation at 21 degrees.
My question - is there a file already made for this, or another way to get the results apart from doing as stated above??
I am aware that different bar sizes react differently - just hoping someone may have the details already for me please. Thanks.