---------------------- multipart/mixed attachment Sure Ron, I'll take one. Then I'll pass it on and then they'll pass it on and so on and so on ............................ Greg At 07:15 PM 12/23/2002, you wrote: >>Willem: >> Just last week the pipe orgran tuner from Nashville tuned the organ >> 13 cents flat and let a note for me to tune the piano "quote....a little >> below A-440". #*%^$///...how much is a little . I am still not quite >> sure how many 'cents' there are per 'beat' between A-440 & A-439 & on >> down the cycles per second band. >> Normally, I tune the piano to A-440 and never try to catch the >> changing pitch of a pipe organ depending upon the temperature but this >> time because the music director was my buddy, I tuned to the 'whatever >> pitch' flat organ. >>Tommy Black >>Decatur, Ala. > >This comes up so often, and is so confusing to so many of us, that I put >together a quick Excel worksheet today covering the entire piano range, >A-0 to C-8 (like the one on the web site, only bigger), and a calculator >for cents difference between two pitches, and one for pitch result for >cents deviation. If anyone would like a copy, let me know and I'll send >you one. Then the next time it comes up, everyone who has a copy can offer >to send it to the next guy until everyone who's remotely interested (and >has Excel) has a copy. > >Ron N > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > Greg Newell mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net ---------------------- multipart/mixed attachment--
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