Talk:Organ flue pipe scaling

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Good information but needs to be translated a little better to the non-expert.--Pmeisel 14:01, 30 Jan 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Major issues

I have attempted to clean up this article, and I think it's much better now, but I simply do not possess the technical knowledge or the command of English necessary to make it understandable to a novice. The help of anyone with knowledge in this areas would be much appreciated! Furthermore, I am not sure that this topic can be fully explained without delving into the definitions of menial organ terminology such as rank, 8-foot, harmonic series, flue pipe, and so on. I placed the note in italics at the top of the page in an effort to fix this, but it's not a good solution, as it will probably scare away readers. Does anyone have any ideas on how to effectively explain scaling (a very technical subject) without devoting half of the article to term definitions? —Cor anglais 16 22:00, 7 February 2007 (UTC)