near impossible tuning

Roger Jolly roger.j@sasktel.net
Fri Mar 3 03:23:13 MST 2006


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Hi Ed,
              Here's a suggestion that has worked for 
me.   Aggressively lift the strings.  I think you know what I am 
getting at.  The sustain will also increase, and give an overall tone 
improvement.

Regards Roger.

>I have to be picky here, the piano is miked and broadcast through a concert
>size sound system to about a 1000 seat church.  A church that has the music,
>(Christian Rock), as a central focus!  I am presently getting the 
>job done with
>flag-poling as a tuning technique, and they tell me it is better than it has
>ever been, before.  However, maybe all those years in recording studios has
>made me incapable of accepting ANY drift in the unisons.  I have a hard time
>accepting that I can't beat this thing into shape.
>Regards,
>
>
>
>Ed Foote RPT
>http://www.uk-piano.org/edfoote/index.html
>www.uk-piano.org/edfoote/well_tempered_piano.html
>
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