[pianotech] Pitch raise criteria

[Rob McCall]

David,

I'm just curious of the pattern in which you tune.  Do you start with  
your temperament and go up from there and then come back and tune  
going down below the temperament? Or do you have some other method/ 
pattern you use when you tune unisons as you go? Do you just use the  
rubber mutes, set the middle string, then tune the unisons and move to  
the next note?

I'm sorry if this seems basic.  I just want to make sure I'm clear on  
what it is you're saying...

I don't mind tuning unisons as I go.  I just want to end up with a  
tuning that doesn't require me to go back through and fix a bunch of  
stuff.

Thanks!

Rob

On Aug 01, 2009, at 21:33 , David Ilvedson wrote:

>
> If you want to make a big change in your tuning experience, start  
> tuning unisons as you go.   If that is too big of a change, start  
> with unisons as you go for the pitch raise.   Right off the bat, the  
> pitch change is less.   You don't spend time inserting the strip  
> mute. Start NOW and you will be glad you did...