In a message dated 6/9/00 8:50:23 AM Central Daylight Time, kswafford@earthlink.net writes: << Come on, Wim. For years I and many others have been advocating combining the techniques of aural and visual tuning. The regular use of a VTD does not endanger ones aural tuning ability; indeed, it can improve one's aural tuning ability. Richard was pointing out a weakness in his VTD, so he obviously was listening to the tuning, as we fully expect. Because tuners listen the way Richard does, RCT (and I hope the other VTD's too) have had to get better and better over time. Aural/Visual tuning is a synergistic loop. Kent >> While I fully support your views, unfortunately, there have been reports that former aural tuners, who now rely on an EDT, have lost the edge to tune aurally. This was my way of reminding everyone that we need to keep those skills sharp by turning off he machine once in a while just to keep ourselves honest. Wim
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