Of course Greg makes (at least indirectly) the extremely valid point that it is actually quite ridiculous to spend $800 - $1600 on some machine / softwear solution to the ETD question as long as Tunelab is available for free. True you need a laptop... but then these are usefull in many other ways as well. Greg Newell wrote: > Mr. Carpenter, > I still wonder about a few things. 1) How far off does a piano need to be > before double tunings are mandatory. 2) In what way, if any, is a pitch raise > feature employed and how does that work? 3) I use TuneLab and find that I can get > embarrassingly close in one pass on a pitch raise. -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
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