> > > The softer the hammer, the less pronounced the higher partials...so, > >tuning irregularties show up less in a unison with a softer hammer. There is > >a 'wider' acceptance of what is perceived as 'in tune'. > > > > > >Dan Reed > > Hi Dan, > It is just the opposite, bright hammer mostly fundamental, and > low harmonic development Wait a minute If I want a soft sound do I want high partials or low fundamental and "low harmonic development" what ever that is. ? I am taking you mean "bright hammer" as a hard hammer. How does a hard hammer give mostly fundamental? I don't understand the data below. What is or are "Vol units" ? ---ric. > > An example of A4/A5 before and after voicing. > > Note A4 Partial Sec sustain Vol units Sec sustain Vol units > 1 4.46 11.26 4.46 > 15.36 > 2 4.04 4.26 4.32 > 13.28 > 3 4.32 4.60 4.46
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