My first tuning attempt

[Mark Purney]

Avery wrote:
> I really hate the MusicMatch Jukebox! It never seems to work!
The files should open with Windows Media Player.
>
> Mark, I "think" Jim would agree with me, but learn to tune using the 
> temperament octave as your base and then work out from there! Then you 
> can check 3rd's, 10th's progression, etc. The only time I start at A0 
> is when I'm doing a pitch raise! And that's only with my SAT III. Of 
> course, I was an aural tuner for 25+ yrs. before I started using an ETD!

I didn't get far enough in my training for that kind of tuning, yet. I 
only had one 1.5 hour session, in which I only learned to tune unisons, 
and that's all I was really supposed to be practicing. However, Tunelab 
has a mode where it can listen to a few notes to determine the 
inharmonicity, and it will automatically determine a tuning curve, and 
calculate the exact frequency each note should be tuned to (I went with 
the default model, which I believe was 6:3 and 4:2). With this 
"automatic" mode, you can tune from the lowest note up to the highest, 
or in any order you want.