Peterson 490ST Strobe tuner....good?

Richard Brekne richard.brekne@grieg.uib.no
Tue, 02 Jul 2002 14:31:56 +0200



 Farrell wrote:

>Your post here jogged my memory Richard. When programming/instructing the
>Verituner on which octave types to look at and weight in various areas of
>the keyboard, for each of these octave types, one can also dictate the
>exact beat rate. It really gives an amazing level of control.
>
>Terry Farrell
>  


Thanks once again my friend ! I suppose in the end I am just going to have to
break down and buy one of these just to find as much as I can about it. I'm
sure I will be delighted with the tunings from what everyone is saying about
it. I got a closeup look at one when Antares was here, but didnt get (take) the
opportunity to dink around with it. 

Robert Scott has also made at least a small move towards a multipartial
capabitlity in his Tunelab Pro by the way. I am still trying out some things
with TL97 so I havent gotten a chance to look into it adequatly yet, but it has
some function for switching back and forth between partials that also includes
taking into consideration the working tuning curve I believe. 

Perhaps he could tell us more about what that feature exactly is

RicB.
Richard Brekne
RPT NPTF
Griegakadamiet UiB



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