Dear Andre and list: I don't believe that any on the list would disagree that much of the highly technical talk has little or no application to making a good piano sound good, or a poor piano sound acceptable for its intended purpose, but I think that is beside the point. I think it's wonderful there are some of the guys that have the questions and others that really do have some answers, or are willing to explore for answers--brain strom. I am interested in it all, but goodness knows, I could not use any of it today as I pitch raised and tuned two new spinets (aurally) trying to decide what noise to listen to to make them sound as good as possible. When I finished they didn't sound all that bad. Amazing. People wanting to know things that seem to be of no use sometimes leads to finding useful information, and there is no way we can know that in advance so we have to be tolerant of what seems inane. Besides, I really like the answer of the mountain climber when asked why he wanted to clime that mountain------because it's there. All the questions are asked because they are there. I would not want it any other way. I am not angry with you, Andre. Just giving my preference. BTW, how about music that incites riots? The best to you, Travis Gordy oorebeek wrote: > > to ask myself: are we not making too much of all these micro beats, partials and soun > and the instrument is beautiful, what more could you wish for? rich is rich... > > ** "where MUSIC is no harm can be" **
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