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I have a mono synth routed via MIDI to Octatrack. This synth is tuned to C3 (according to the tuner). In Octatrack I have a Chromatic trig selected. There are little dots on the display marking C3 key I guess. So if I press T1 or T13 I will hear C3 and C4 note coming out from my synth. Note is set to C3, Not2, not3, not4 to 0. The Note means root note is that correct?

In ARP section I have Scale and Key option. So if I select C Minor I will be within C minor scale. What if I change it to F Minor, do I need to tune my synth so the C3 key is actually playing F note? Or I just need to change the root key within Octa?

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There has been a percentage of units that experience the "BRICKED BLACK SCREEN" shortly after unlocking and retuning. This disables your tuner and it will not power up again (even when plugged in by USB) and will have to be sent away to be reflashed at your own expense. The reason is unknown, but it is likely caused by a"Kill Code" that has embedded into newer firmware by someone with access to the still-active H&S update servers.

If you are in a situation where your truck was written off, or for whatever reason you don't have the ability to put your tuner back to stock and your tuner remains VIN locked, then it's essentially useless at this stage. Purchasing this unlock code will allow you to reset your unit back to a factory unlocked state and remove the VIN lock, which will allow you to install the tuner onto another vehicle without having to purchase a new device.

The way this works is via a challenge/response-type code system. Your tuner will display a root code (the challenge). This is the code that you enter into the order form. The tuner will then display a box for you to enter in the unlock code (the response). Once you complete the order and payment is processed, a code is generated and sent to you instantly via e-mail. This is the code that you will enter into the response box on the tuner. We'll get to this shortly.

I figured it out. I was sure that what I was missing was something basic: tvheadend was also installed in TurrisOS and was configured to start automatically. This means it was taking over the tuner so it was unavailable to the container. I stopped the tvheadend service in TurrisOS using LuCI and also disabled autostart for it. I also stopped the tvheadend service in the container and then the w_scan2 utility was able detect and use the tuner. There are some weird things I encountered along the way that is probably best to share:

This can be improved and I agree. Created an issue in our Gitlab repository and will take a look.

GitLab Tvheadend runs it with "hts" user instead of root (#555) Issues Turris /...OpenWrt packages maintained by Turris team. Contains Turris-specific packages and backports from upstream.

As the open-loop gain, k, of a control system varies over a continuous range of values, the root locus diagram shows the trajectories of the closed-loop poles of the feedback system. For example, in the following tracking system:

The root locus technique consists of plotting the closed-loop pole trajectories in the complex plane as k varies. You can use this plot to identify the gain value associated with a desired set of closed-loop poles.

Yes correct. I want to change the ROOT by single press the root button and then single press a note button. The key changes from the selected scale. I would like to have the option to make the 0 V input gets connected to the root note.

Basically it could also be used as a quick transpose function for the melody without using the shift input. So when you have a C minor scale you can press the root note long time and press a G and it will shift the melody within the scale with a 7 semitones. So I see multiple functionalities for this

I think the request is for changing the relationship of the output to the input. For example if the root was set to Bb then sending 0V into the input would result in an output of 0.913 V (the closest Bb to 0, going up). It would still be with the assumption that a 0V output corresponds to C. Essentially what it comes down to is just adding the equivalent voltage of the selected root note to the input value.

UI Tuner Enable allows the System UI Tuner to function on devices, such as HTC One A9, that limit this app by default. To activate this app, you need to root your device. Keep in mind that not all UI Tuner functionality may work once you have enabled the app.

A friend is porting Flutini, the real time tuning analyser, to iPod. I recounted that I'd found it useful for checking concertina tuning, and that some concertina players have gone for quarter comma meantone rather than equal temperament, so that if he were intending to offer some temperaments, that would be a potentially useful one. He agrees but asks what root note the temperament should be centred on. Do we have a firm view on this?

I'd say use A, otherwise your root note would have to be defined by their relationship to A (If you start with a C, how do you get there from say, A=440Hz, by meantone, ET etc.? In this case it would be better to define your C in Hz, as I know some French harpsichordists do.)

Yes, but how do you get to your G from say (for arguments sake a-440Hz) Are you going to take an ET whole-tone, meantone (which comma?),or go through 2 perfect fifths (Pythagorean)? If you want to start with G as your root note, perhaps it would then be better to give up defining A in Hz like the rest of the world and define your G in Hz instead?

Wouldn't it make sense to make sure, whatever root you centre the meantone tuning on, you conspire to make A = 440 (or whatever other pitch you've set it to), on the grounds of "Give me an A"? I admit I haven't thought through the implications of this! Perhaps those who have set instruments to meantone could tell us their approach and the logic they used to get there.

Although three of my Electronic 'tuners' have programmable temperaments I have , for the most part, choosen to ignore them and use my eyes and brain to set these other temperaments referenced as deviations from ET. I have set up one Tuner to provide two 'Mono Chord' temperaments for quick tuning of my Hurdy Gurdies.... (Mono Chords are types of Just Intonation which sound wonderfull on Drone based instruments which play in a limited range of Keys).The Programable Tuners I have found so far only allow for 12 notes per octave !

I'm trying to tune hyperparameters for an LSTM model in Keras using Keras tuner's BayesianOptimization tuner. I keep getting error messages that seem to object to what I put in the objective argument when I instantiate the tuner. Here's my code:

Below is the message I get back. As you can see, it appears that the code executes at least partially, since I'm getting a message back about what hyperparameters perform best so far, and I get the summary of the epochs. After that, a long line of error messages with the last one seeming to be related to the objective argument. Is the issue with how I am specifying the objective function when I instantiate the tuner, or is there some other issue?

@Poppadocrock it does, yes. Though because it shows harmonics, it is not that useful perhaps. To be honest I think the fastest and most reliable way will always be to sing the main note yourself into a free tuner app on your iPad or phone, or as mentioned, just sing the note and find it on a keyboard. The 4 pockets tuner also flits about a lot, it is next to useless for this task in most cases where u have any kind of complex patch.

In this sample chapter from CCNP and CCIE Enterprise Core ENCOR 350-401 Official Cert Guide, you will review techniques for configuring a switch to be guaranteed as the root bridge or as a backup root bridge for a Layer 2 topology.

Ideally the root bridge is placed on a core switch, and a secondary root bridge is designated to minimize changes to the overall spanning tree. Root bridge placement is accomplished by lowering the system priority on the root bridge to the lowest value possible, raising the secondary root bridge to a value slightly higher than that of the root bridge, and (ideally) increasing the system priority on all other switches. This ensures consistent placement of the root bridge. The priority is set with either of the following commands:

spanning-tree vlan vlan-id root {primary | secondary} [diameter diameter]: This command executes a script that modifies certain values. The primary keyword sets the priority to 24,576, and the secondary keyword sets the priority to 28,672.

The placement of the root bridge is an important decision and often should be chosen to minimize the number of hops to the furthest switch in the topology. The design should consider where redundant connections exist, connections that will be blocked, and the ability (performance) for the root switch to handle cross-switch traffic. Generally, root switches are at Layer 2/Layer 3 boundaries.

The best way to prevent erroneous devices from taking over the STP root role is to set the priority to 0 for the primary root switch and to 4096 for the secondary root switch. In addition, root guard should be used (as discussed later in this chapter).

The STP port cost is used in calculating the STP tree. When a switch generates the BPDUs, the total path cost includes only the calculated metric to the root and does not include the cost of the port out which the BPDU is advertised. The receiving switch adds the port cost for the interface on which the BPDU was received in conjunction to the value of the total path cost in the BPDU. 2351a5e196