Implement high prime limit tempering for single vals #359
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To test load a JI preset and apply the Temper modifier with Convert to edo-steps enabled in the Vals radio option. You should end up with something that sounds like the original scale, but in the edo/val you specified and spelled using backslashes. This is similar to Equalize modifier but RTT aware. |
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Self-reviewing: Seems legit enough to merge. Will be replaced with a more consistent system in SW3 anyway. Waiting for more important PRs to merge first so as not to cause any unnecessary rebasing. |
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ref #331