User talk:Psfitzgibbon

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Image copyright problem with Image:Shapey-1-sm.jpg
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Edit summary
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 * Really, edit summaries are very useful for other editors. You may find them useful yourself when looking back at your own work, or at others. Hyacinth 09:04, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
 * Edit summaries may not be required of Minor edits, such as your edits to pitch class. Hyacinth 09:06, 12 February 2006 (UTC)

You're welcome. Everyone forgets or neglects an edit summary once in a while, so I'll try and stay off your back. I also want to write and encourage your participation in Wikipedia. I don't think I like your edits to Interval class, but I don't wish that to indicate that I don't welcome you (as I still do) or that my friendly notes above are a way of badgering an editor I disagree with (I actually look forward to discussions with you). I haven't had a chance to comb over the changes to interval class yet, and my unease may simply be article ownership. Hyacinth 10:18, 12 February 2006 (UTC)

Embedding MIDI
Sorry, didn't log in recently.

Concerning midi's in interval class. No, I do not believe midi files can be included as acceptable audio files on Wikipedia. Even it could, would probably cause a hassle for many people. Either way, you should convert it to ogg.

Of course, it follows that conversion involves synthesis, since no samples are in a .midi.

On 'nix, Timidity++ is usually used to synthesize .midi to .wav, upon which it can be encoded. On 'dows, I recommend Synthfont.

After obtaining the .wav, encode it to ogg vorbis. (aoTuV, a developmental fork of the official vorbis by one of the vorbis developers, is recommended as it allows for greater quality at low bitrates). But the official vorbis is fine too.

If you have any problems using any software, please contact me.

-- Znode 23:09, 14 February 2006 (UTC)

Notation Error
Hi - Your diagram at contains an error. No. 3 should be an F-sharp to a D-flat, but an F-flat is shown. Seems to have gone a long time unnoticed by others! I've just spent several minutes perplexed as to how 9 semitones was supposed to be equivalent to 5 or 7... — Preceding unsigned comment added by 79.245.161.115 (talk) 10:58, 1 October 2013 (UTC)