tuning fork

[Isaac sur Noos]

No, no, Phil, I promise, just today, the sound engineer was talking to
the guy at the control panel and find EVERY frequency to be boosted,
or lowered, or that was 'catching' because the room acoustic, without
any equipment. he even heard frequencies that were susceptible to
generate Larsen before they really do it (then checking with the mike
in front of the speakers) talk of a perfect pitch !

Isaac OLEG



> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Phil Romano [mailto:romano@sccoast.net]
> Envoye : vendredi 9 janvier 2004 00:32
> A : oleg-i@noos.fr; 'Pianotech'
> Objet : RE: tuning fork
>
>
> Are you sure they weren't looking at their frequency
> spectrum analyzer?
> Likely they were.
>
> Phil Romano
>
>
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> >Talking about perfect pitch, sound engineers are very good
> to recognize
> the frequencies during the sound check, I just   >saw one
> today that had
> a really accurate hear, recognizing any frequencies
> immediately, pitch
> in Hertz but not tone name, >to correct the response of the room
> acoustic. Very impressive...
>
>
> Isaac OLEG
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>
>