Ed/list, This brings up something I've wondered. To score a tuning, the tuning exam uses: octave 1 - read on octave 3 " 2 - " " " 4 " 3 - " " " 5 " 4 - " " " 5 " 5 - " " " 5 " 6 - " " " 6 " 7 - " " " 7 Are these "read on" octave settings the best to record an aural tuning for later duplication? And what would be best to use to measure A0, A#0 and BO? Just curious. Thanks. Avery > I would say that the beauty of the VTD is that after you have a perfect >aural tuning, you can record it, and have it anytime you want, with ease. I >think it is a mistake to let the machine make the tempering and stretch >decisions, but it sure makes getting it back again really easy!! >Regards, >Ed Foote
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