The most common tuning scale in western music and the basis for all other tuning scales is the “equal” scale, where adjacent notes on the scale have an equal distance of 100 cents. This scale is particularly useful if you want to layer The Grand with other instruments that are tuned to equal temperament, e.g. strings, synthesizer pads, etc.
Additionally, The Grand provides the following scales:
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Arabic 1 (for all basic keys)
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Arabic 2 (for all basic keys)
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Arabic 3 (for all basic keys)
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Indian 1
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Kirnberger (for all basic keys)
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Pure Major (for all basic keys)
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Pure Minor (for all basic keys)
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Vallotti and Young (for all basic keys)
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Werckmeister (for all basic keys)