Verituner

[Richard Brekne]

Depends on what you mean by the word "judge".  For example, once a 
decision is made as to the frequencies a given note SHOULD exhibit when 
tuned, the tuning device can judge whether or not the note conforms to 
whit therein.. On the other hand, the tuning device is not able do make 
the origional judgement as to the desired frequencies in the first place. 

Its like the old idea in the NFL about using cameras to make certain 
calls. The camera is more capable to make the call in some instances 
then the referee ever could be... but it is totally incapable of 
deciding what the rules of the game should be.

Its all very philological you see :)

Cheers
RicB

Farrell wrote:

> "The ear is by far the better judge of tuning IMHO than any electronic 
> tuning device..."
>  
> I thought the only way to /judge/ a tuning was by ear.
>  
> My Verituner calculates a very nice tuning. I was not aware of a 
> "judging" function. Can the Verituner or any other ETD "judge" a tuning?
>  
> Terry Farrell
>