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quantiles and store them in array B of size M/2 in the first pass. In this way, the expected rank error is minimized. In the second pass, the exact histograms are�...	basses became popular, manufacturers experimented with longer string lengths to increase the clarity of the low B string. If you have ever looked inside a piano,�... For any given size, of many existing violas, a difference of the relative string lengths is often apparent. This causes considerable variability in the actual playing�... Find out what string lengths are ideal for your instrument here at our Bass String Length Fitment Database. How does the "Scale Length" differ from the required�... This kind of scaling dictates that the ratio of string lengths should be equal to the harmonic ratio of their pitches. It is a logarithmic scale which doubles at each�...

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quantiles and store them in array B of size M/2 in the first pass. In this way, the expected rank error is minimized. In the second pass, the exact histograms are�...

basses became popular, manufacturers experimented with longer string lengths to increase the clarity of the low B string. If you have ever looked inside a piano,�...
For any given size, of many existing violas, a difference of the relative string lengths is often apparent. This causes considerable variability in the actual playing�...
Find out what string lengths are ideal for your instrument here at our Bass String Length Fitment Database. How does the "Scale Length" differ from the required�...
This kind of scaling dictates that the ratio of string lengths should be equal to the harmonic ratio of their pitches. It is a logarithmic scale which doubles at each�...