Michel writes: << The idea of starting from A0 comes from the fact that you are better to start from the strings have more drop effect on the rest of the piano and finish by those that have less drop effect, all this in order to have a more stable and a more predictable result. >> Greetings, I wonder if Jim Coleman's recomendation has been mentioned in this thread. His finding is that the more stable pitch raise comes from beginning at the bottom of the treble bride and going up. ( I THINK this was Jim's idea). I have been doing this with the SAT and it does leave me closer when I do the bass strings last. Actually A0 is the last note of the pitch raise. Regards, Ed
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