Add 26-tone Equal Temperament Scale Support #2
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This pull request introduces support for a 26-tone equal temperament (26tet) scale in the application. The change allows users to select this new scale from a dropdown menu in the user interface. Additionally, the algorithm has been modified to compute absolute frequencies based on the selected root note for the 26tet scale. Previously, only chromatic and pentatonic scales were available. Now, users can explore a broader range of tonal possibilities with this new scale.
Original Task: text2beeps/l1nhp5tvxbjm
Author: Curtis Huang