Tom: This sounds to me like a mike or sound card problem, but who knows. Try taking the IH measurements manually. Set F3 to read the fundamental (hit Functionkey-3). Tune F3 to stop the display. Record that by hitting Alt-S then "I". Set F3 to the second partial (hit Functionkey-4). Adjust the offset value to stop the display. Record that value (Alt-S then "I"). Set F3 to the 4th partial (hit Functionkey-4 twice). adjust the offset value to stop the display again. Record that value (hit Alt-S, then "I"). Now hit Alt-V then "I" to see the values you've recorded. If you like them, click on "Apply". You now have the IH values for F3 done the hard way! dave *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 3/9/00 at 8:48 PM Tom Robinson wrote: >Hi List, >To use the Calcul8 add on for TuneLab, you must get good IH readings for >the 2nd and 4th partials of F3, A3, and A4. I have been having a problem >getting good IH readings....just on F3. >My laptop routinely fails to read the 2nd partial of F3. I've tried >everything I can think of, including testing nearby notes, repositioning >mike, changing mike setup, detuning F3, resetting the partial; nothing >seems to work. I even tried editing the text file created after saving >the IH file. Anybody have an answer for this? Is there an easy way to >plug in the value? Thanks! > >Tom Robinson >East Tennessee - hoping to soon see a piano with horizontal >strings......... David M. Porritt dporritt@swbell.net Meadows School of the Arts Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275
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