To the entire list: During the aural/visual tuning discussions, we saw the term sweet sound as a description of fine aural tuning. Could we have some more comment on what makes the aural tuning have its distinctive character? Such things as how you prove the octaves, double octaves, tolerance of interval progression, cleanliness of unisons (there was some discussion about having not such antiseptic type unisons) and any other specifics which would be of interest. I'm not setting anyone up for criticism, but rather to get some specifics to be able to better teach aural tuning. I actually teach aural tuning more than I do visual tuning (strange as that may seem to some, since I am an AccuTuner dealer). If I can figure out what the real experts are really doing, I might become a better all around aural tuner and hence be able to teach others also. Jim Coleman, Sr.
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