> I was taught to pitch correct (up or down) very >quickly to keep the piano from "settling" out of tune. We probably all were, but does it really make a difference to anything but our hourly wage? Have any of you tried a sssssslllllooooooowwwww pitch raise, either aurally or ETD driven, to see if the end result was noticeably different? Hands? > After following the >thread on plate compression and soundboard movement, I'm thinking that >almost all that occurs during the pitch correction. Me too, regardless of whether the tuning computer is silicon or meat based. Ron N
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