• Introduction
• Installing bitSuite
• bitString
• bitString Interface
• Example #1 - 440hz Fundamental
• Example #2 - 440hz Full Spectrum at Diminishing Magnitude
• bitString FAQs
• bitDyad
• bitDyad Interface
• Example #1: Comparing Major 2nds
• Example #2: Tuning Major Octaves and 10ths
• bitDyad FAQs
• bitTemper
• bitTemper Introduction
• Main Window and Tuning
• Create Window
• Example #1: Pythagorean
• Example #2: Kirnberger III
• bitTemper FAQs
• Credits
• About bitSuite

About bitSuite

“bitSuite Manual” © 2018 by Noah Fishman and Dan Trueman

bitSuite (bitString, bitDyad, bitTemper) was designed, built, is maintained by Dan Trueman.

Questions & comments: manyarrowsmusic@gmail.com

The bitSuite apps are designed to be used in conjunction with “Reinventing the Piano,” an online course offered through Princeton University via Kadenze.

Additionally, bitSuite introduces fundamental sonic concepts used throughout bitKlavier, a feature-rich prepared digital piano designed by Dan Trueman and Mike Mulshine.

bitSuite was built using Max/MSP, a product of Cycling ‘74 - https://cycling74.com/