'C' fork users only (inferior 'A' fork users need not apply)

[Brian Lawson]

Hi, I generally start with C to E as the first interval tuned (C4 - E4), I
then tune down to the G, (G3) then as covered in another post the C - E is
slightly faster than the 6th G - E. Apart from this initial 3rd preference I
tune the rest of the scale in 4ths & 5ths, checking with similar 3rd & 6th
checks.

To add in something from Barries post "When you finished the scale the
sixths should go faster up the scale there are only 3 in the scale."  -
True, but the 6th dont end there, they keep on progressing from there -
faster above, slower below - as do thirds, its just that is comes a point
where they are not too clear and other checks are used, as you would now be
into doing octaves with 3rd & 10th checks.

Brian Lawson, RPT
Johannesburg, South Africa

> Brian,
>
    >snipped for those who are over texted
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>    Are you using the the 3 rd. 6 th. test to set a forth, that is the G up
> to C, ofr for another interval width check?
>     Is setting the relative speed of C up to E, which is the first
interval
> in Barries pattern, later modified when G is introduced?
>
>
> >
> >> C up to E
> >> C down to G check G with E
> >
> >
> > what should the check sound like?  --ric
> >
> > The third faster than the sixth, throughout
> >
> > Having been taught the same way as Barrie, I am suprised that the size
of
> > the pond makes this way unknown to you guys in the US.
> >
> > Brian Lawson, RPT
> > Johannesburg, South Africa
> >
> > TEXOMA CHAPTER
> > http://texoma.int.chapter.tripod.com
> >
> >> I use
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