This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Coleman writes: >Subject: class notes on SAT III =20 > OLD STYLE F4 TUNING - ONLY ONE MEASUREMENT. Play F4, Tune, stop dots=20 > (LEDs) at F5, Stop dots at A6 with cents buttons. This displays = Stretch Number.=20 OLD STYLE AURAL TUNING - Play F4 - F5, or whatever.. Tune, stop beats. = LISTEN, this "should" tell you it's in tune. NOTE: eyes not to busy to distract ears. > STORING YOUR OWN SEQUENCES. Holding down PAGE/Up, go beyond page=20 > 198 to Sequence page SE-1. Select your 1st note and octave. With the=20 > CENTS=20 > button, select 1 (no decimals will appear in the Rt window at this = time).=20 > Hold down=20 > SHIFT, press MEM to store this first sequence note. Select your next=20 > note/octave,=20 > then with CENTS button, enter 2, then SHIFT-MEM. Continue in like = manner=20 > selecting=20 > Note/OCT 1st then entering the sequence number in the Rt window.=20 STORING YOUR OWN AURAL SEQUENCES. Listen........and remember! NOTE: Hands not to busy to leave keys, or tuning hammer. >It is good to=20 > have this sequence written down first before you start so you don't = get=20 > confused=20 It is GREAT to REMEMBER the aural sequences, then you SHOULDN'T get = confused. Try it.........with your EYES CLOSED.=20 Just another point of view........no harm meant ;~) Bob Moffatt Moffatt & Sons Piano Calgary, Alberta Canada ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/72/e7/04/43/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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