I'm one of the many technicians who mostly just listens. But I do want to say thank you to all of you for the informative discussions since I have been on the list (middle of September). The day I subscribed some of you were discussing a Wurlitzer metal pinblock. The very next day I ran into the first and only one I have ever seen at one of my church customers! I have learned so many other helpful tips and some things that I share with colleagues that don't have internet access. Thanks! Perhaps this may be interesting to some of you. I tuned last week some Kawai program pianos at a small university near me (my undergrad alma mater). One of my former profs had a spectrogram on his computer right beside the piano in his voice studio. He made me a disk so I could load it onto my computer at home. He also gave me the addresses at which he found the spectrogram for Mac and pc. I don't have a sound card yet and so haven't tried it out. Here are the addresses: To download to a pc: ftp://mirrors.aol.com/pub/cica/pc/win3/sounds/gram23.zip Some discussion of vocal spectrograms (anda link to the above site) can be found at: http://www.swcp.com/~raven/spect.html There is a web site from which a Macintosh version can be downloaded at: http://www.physics.swri.edu/SoundView/SoundView.html Monica Hern
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