electronic pitch source

[Marcel Carey]

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Hi Marshall,
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The TuneLab program on a Pocket PC can give you a whole tuning. The one
thing that RicB might have forgotten is that you are visually impaired.
I don't know about your exact situation, but the pocket PC might not
work for you (depending). If you really want to hone your skills, just
stick with the tuning fork for now. You will never regret it. Just
practice.
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Marcel Carey

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Objet : Re: electronic pitch source


Hi Ric,
How does that compare to the Sanderson electronic A?
Marshall

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From: Ric Brekne <ricbrek@broadpark.no>=20

> I recommend buying a Handheld PC and getting Pocket Tunelab.=20
> Cheers=20
> RicB=20
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> Hi Everyone, and good morning.=20
> Does anyone here have any person experience with an electronic pitch=20
> source rather than using a tuning fork? Are they reliable. I'm=20
> contimplating ordering one.=20
> Marshall=20
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> From: Ric Brekne=20
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> > Hi David=20
> > That thought has crossed my mind on more then one occasion as well.
Tho=20
> > Virgil uses this kind of description in relation to his <>
octaves>>.=20
> Still... the wholistic aspect of the perspective strikes me=20
> > as much the sam! e.=20
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> > Cheers=20
> > RicB=20
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