Dr. Jim C.; "The concern about machine unisons being inferior to aural unisons is just not borne out in my experience." The concern that I was expressing was that a good, solid, aural unision might be scored low because the machine said it was not solid. Your explanation has resolved that concern. As a, to paraphrase R. Carr, recovering aural tuner I am delving into Dr. Al's blue box and am finding it fascinating. It is disturbing how many times I am losing arguments with it. The darned just sits there stoically and stares at me with those damnable red eyes and says nothing, but I know that somewhere inside it is laughing at me. At those times I need to remind myself that just because I am paranoid it doesn't mean that the blue box demons are not out to get me. Jim Bryant (FL)
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