Thanks!

[Jim]

The articles on learning to tune aurally using the SAT were done between
Oct and Dec '96.

Jim Coleman, Sr.

PS If I can bring them up, I will include them as attachment. Look above
for them.  Oops!  I couldn't find them. They were in my mail area until
my hard disk virus last month.  I suppose you can eventually find them
in the archives. JWC


On Sat, 18 Jan 1997, Ryan, Philip wrote:

> Dear Mark and List:
>
> Read your posting about Jim Coleman's article(s) about learning aural
> tuning using the SAT as a guide.  I am interested in doing exactly that
> but cannot locate the article(s) you mentioned in the archives under
> "SAT" or "tuning" etc.  (Found tons of other articles on SAT etc.)
>
> Could you steer me a little closer in the direction of those articles
> (Titles, Dates, topic)?  Could they be in the Journal back issues and
> not on the net?  Anyway I would appreciate any help you could supply in
> locating these articles.
>
> Thanks,
> Phil Ryan
> Associate, PTG
>
> Incidentally, I enjoyed reading about Jim and Virgil in the Journal this
> month concerning the Great Chicago Tuneoff, even though it was
> discussed  here on the List first.  The article seems to point to the
> superior tuning of the visual tuner (Jim) (46% to 36%), as opposed to
> the closeness of the voting that Jim mentioned in his post to the list a
> month or so ago.  I guess he is too modest!
>
>
>
> Mark A. Cunningham wrote:
> >
> > Thanks to Jim Coleman, Sr for his recent series of articles on SAT
> > and stretch alteration!  I've printed these for some serious technical
> > reading!
> >
> > For those who may not know, there's also an excellent series of articles,
> > also written by Jim, on learning aural tuning using the SAT as a guide.
> > Search the archives to find these.
> >
> > Special thanks to David Parkhurst for maintaining the archives!!
> >
> > Mark Cunningham
> > Chattanooga, TN
> >
> > MARK@cstcc.cc.tn.us
>