HI Jim: The detuning was determined to keep the overall tension on the piano the same so that the examinee does not have to fight the movement of the soundboard during the tuning test. One note is raised a prescribed amount and the next note is lowered the same prescribed amount. Now, this mysterious prescribed amount is arranged such that the examinee does not get any freebies during his test. Therefore each note must be changed from C1 to B7 or from notes #4 to #87. Jim Coleman, Sr. On Wed, 3 Nov 1999 JIMRPT@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 11/03/1999 2:32:02 AM, Dr C. wrote: > > <<These Testing programs > also have the de-tuning values.>> > > Dr. C.; > How were the "de-tuning values" determined? Just curious. > Jim Bryant (FL) >
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