SAT & RCT

[Don]

Hi James,

It might be better if it sampled every note--but it most certainly would be
slower than just tuning aurally.

At 03:04 AM 6/8/98 -0500, you wrote:
>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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Regards, Don