SNIP > > > I was drawn to the idea that tuners need not listen to beats at their > specific pitch levels, since I am one the tuners who has never heard > coincident partials at a their actual pitches. > > Whole sound tuning is where it's at. It is not secret knowledge. I'll be > attempting to demonstrate next week at the Central-West Regional Seminar in > Wichita. > > Kent > Kent, Can you explain this more clearly? I know it's been (re)hashed many times and, recently, but, where DO you hear the coincident partials if not at their specific pitches? I'm more than open to learning/experiencing this technique, and I've no doubt standing behind you (Virgil, DA, etc.) would be far more instructive, and I intend to do that at GR if DA gets it going; but for now, are you just listening to "everything presented" at once? Or is it something different, specific to partials, but with a slightly different focus? William R. Monroe -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech_ptg.org/attachments/20090312/f83c0b5e/attachment.html>
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