Michel Lachance wrote: >Kent, > >Just curious. Why do you need the SAT librarian if you already have the RCT >program? > >Michel Lachance, RPT I have had the SAT Librarian longer than I have had RCT, of course. The SAT Librarian will produce an ASCII version of a tuning record -- useful for putting a tuning record into e-mail. RCT won't do this. Beyond that, the SAT Librarian is a part of the history of piano technology. It was one of the first applications of a computer for anything related to piano tuning. It established the computer file format that RCT still uses. It graphed tuning records. It established the math functions such as averaging tuning records together. And it calculates FAC tunings. (I guess I have one of the few Macs that can calculate an FAC tuning.) Kent
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