> Yeah, it is just a second or two. But those seconds add up to wasted > time. I hate waiting, and this does eliminate some of it. Also, waiting > during a pitch raise throws off my rhythm and gets me out of “fast” mode. > > > > Being a little nerdy anyway, I calculated the time it would > /potentially/ save to not have to wait those two seconds per note. 88 x > 2 sec = 176 sec, which is 2.93 minutes. Might as well tune if you’re > sitting there anyway. Admittedly, it is a little nerdy, but 3 minutes a > tuning x 20 tunings a week is an hour a week, or 50 hours a year. Even > if the actual savings is 20 hours a year, it’s still worth it. > > > > John Formsma If you won't just just set pitch with the fork and get the heck on with it, I suggest spending the wait time scratching what itches. If that isn't putting down time to good use, what is? AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... Ron N
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