>The only problem with the J. Cree Fischer method is that you have to >tune all 12 notes along with their connecting octaves before you find >out if it's going to come out all right. You've got 12 chances for >small errors which can become cumulative, and then WHAMO!, you've got >to start over again. > >Jim Coleman, Sr. Dear Jim, What you say is so true. However, the time needed to rerun through the Cree's tuning system is minimal, and it is easy to discover where the discrepancies exist. It is a fun simple method, requires hardly any mental effort, does help one to establish some beat recognition, and a reasonable tuning can be had using this system. Sincerely, Keith A. McGavern kam544@ionet.net Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA
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