Relevant OT (?) was - Computer clock

[Dave Davis]

Kevin, 
I, too, was jesting.  The idea of using the ETD as a
"tool" to complement aural tuning  was firmly
ingrained in my pea-brain during a "Hybrid Tuning"
class taught by Mitch Kiel at the PNW Convention (the
one Joe Garrett keeps bragging about).

This one really hits home about now.  At the PNW
Convention, I upgraded to Pocket RCT, bought a used
iPAQ, and can't get the tuning program to download.

Practicing my aural skills with a fervor,

Dave Davis
Renton, WA

--- Jonathan Finger <johann@tollidee.com> wrote:
> Kevin, I agree completely.  Since my last email was
> the one quoted, I'm
> assuming you were responding to me.  I was simply
> making a joke to the
> previous email.  Dave said "How many can tune
> without an electronic
> device", and I was sarcastically flipping the
> question around to mean
> it's opposite.  Sorry for the confusion.  I listen
> to intervals
> constantly to make sure my machine is a tool, and
> not a tuner.  I'm a
> firm believer in tuners learning the fundamentals of
> tuning before
> relying on an ETD.
> 
>  
> 
> Jonathan Finger RPT
> 


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