working on VT review

[Andrew & Rebeca Anderson]

Hi,
I use a Peterson 490ST and it gets really annoying checking and correcting 
stretch manually as you go, especially when tables aren't available when 
tuning alternate (unequal) temperaments.  I've got two questions.  One: 
does utilizing an alternate temperament compromise its auto-stretch 
function.  Two: how well does that auto-stretch function work over bad 
scaling breaks that sometime occur in the treble (even tenor) of cheap 
pianos.

Andrew Anderson
Las Cruces NM

At 02:52 PM 11/3/2003 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi all-
>
>I've been working on-and-off on a Verituner review for
>the Journal.  There have been a few updates since the  release of the
>machine, so I've had to restart a few times.  I've pretty much decided that
>I don't want to repeat what's already available online and in the manual.  I
>think this could be of use to both those that have never used a machine, and
>those familiar with other platforms.  So..... I'm asking for some input from
>those of you that don't use the VT; what would you like to see covered in an
>article about the Verituner?  I'm hoping to finally get this finished this 
>month!
>Feel free to send a private note if you prefer. (drwoodwind@hotmail.com)
>
>many thanks
>
>Ron Koval
>Chicagoland
>
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