Katsura, ETD is Electronic Tuning Device and SAT is Sanderson AccuTuner (SAT), There are also a couple of other good programs for a PC. What are you using? Avery At 02:46 PM 4/23/05, you wrote: >hi Avery, > >thanks! i don't know what ETD and SAT mean here but i should be able to >convert the offsets to use in my software if you can give me the data >format as well. > >regards, >katsura > >On Apr 23, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Avery Todd wrote: > >>katsura, >> >>What ETD are you using? I can give you a LOT of offsets for an SAT. I >>guess they would >>"probably" work for the others also! >> >>Avery >> >>At 08:06 AM 4/23/05, you wrote: >>>i just joined this mailing list. i'm looking for stretch offset tables >>>that can be included in my tuner software. does anyone on this list know >>>where i can obtain all kinds of stretch offset tables for various piano models? >>> >>>btw, i've already asked several major piano manufacturers if they can >>>provide me the tables, and they either don't have the tables or don't >>>want to provide the tables in order not to encourage the use of >>>electronic tuners. >>> >>>i hope that providing stretch offset tables is useful especially for >>>student piano tuners and even for professional piano tuners to >>>approximate the initial settings by using an electronic tuner then >>>fine-tune aurally (i'm not a piano tuner, just a software engineer, so >>>i'm not even sure if this makes sense). >>> >>>maybe there should be a stretch offset table database at ptg.org >>>somewhere. am i the only one who wants it? :) >>> >>>regards, >>>katsura >>>www.katsurashareware.com > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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