[Feeling akin to the puppy that blunders into No Man's Land (while the movie audience weeps, of course <g>)....] Something I've been thinking about lately: when using an ETD, I tune from one end of the piano to the other, but when I tune aurally, I start in the middle and work out. There's no reason not to tune middle-out with an ETD, as far as I know, but I haven't. (I use a Cybertuner.) So, at least two questions: * is the sequence of tuning part of the differences between ears and ETDs? * does anyone do middle-out with an ETD as a matter of course? In light of the recent discussion of how the piano reacts to the changing stresses of tuning, it seems as though a bottom-top sequence would certainly torque things around quite differently than middle-out. Another question related to stress: strip muting the piano and tuning one string for all notes before pulling in the unisons vs. tuning all strings in sequence........ Thanks, as always! Annie Grieshop -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20070215/8e51b31f/attachment.html
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