Stephen Birkett wrote: > Whereas a old builder may have had the luxury of determining their > designs by experience with thousands of trials-and-errors, in a > period where so few pianos are made we should not neglect the > important tool of scientific investigation. I agree that a > multi-page spreadsheet is pretty dull stuff and may be quite > unrevealing, but this is merely an indication of the need for further > work in processing and presenting the information, such as computer > simulation. A graphic simulation, into which various parameter > changes can be entered and the effect visualized, is a tool that is > not far off being developed. Stephen will be presenting a computer simulation of his action experiments at the CAUT forum in Dearborn this year. vince mrykalo rpt byu provo utah ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We should stand in awe of what we don't know, and acknowledge that what we do know is messed up - Howard Bahr ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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