Hi Newton; >On Wed, 6 Dec 1995, Newton Hunt wrote: > >> Dean Rayburn has such an arrangement. Using a Macbook to measure inharmonicity >> it then calculates a tuning for that piano and sends it to a SAT. Neat, but >> you need a Mac, not MS-DOS. Dean Reyburn made his Chameleon program for MS-DOS first--It works quite well. > I believe Steve Fairchild (Sr.) in New York has developed a >similar program for PCs. He calls it an "emulator," and he recently >mailed me a copy which I haven't had a chance to try out yet. I may >feature it in a future Journal if it seems worthwhile. Hi Steve: Please do feature this prgm! And while you're at, what about a review of electronic tuning aides that are accurate enough to be used to help administer the tuning exam. Regards & Merry Christmas to you all, Don Rose RPT, (drose@maple.net)
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