Friends, I have been thinking about getting the SAT lll, RCT or the TuneLab. When one tunes aurally, we listen to every note on the piano, intervals and so on. What puzzels me is how a machine can measure only 3 or 6 notes and compute an optimum tuning for a piano. It seems to me that for any machine or computer to create a really good tuning, it would have to sample many more notes than 3 or 6? Wouldn't a machine that sampled every note on the piano be a better tuning? Isn't this what aural tuning does to a degree? Thanks, Jim Turner
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