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[Barrie Heaton]

 In message <B6CB9257.3795%thepianoarts@home.com>, thepianoarts 
 <thepianoarts@home.com> writes
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>Barrie wrote:
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>> the 6th, E to G  is
>> slower than the C to E.
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>Barrie,
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>This test is new to me. To clairify, 'C' and 'E'are the known factors, and
>'G' (below) is being set. Is this correct?
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>Dan Reed
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 Yes the same goes for F# to D and A also F to C# and G# the sixth is 
 slower than the 3rd  When you finished the scale the sixths should go 
 faster up the scale there are only 3 in the scale.  However, When you 
 tune the F# octave in the Bass F# to D# is a test I use. When I am 
 tuning down the bass on my confirmation test of the octave I follow with 
 the sixth. The sixths are easier to hear further down the base than 
 3rds. I use 4th and 5ths and minor 3rds and sixes if the bass note is 
 very false to check the octave.


 Barrie,

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