So shift the darn pitch on the ETD. Some of the modern ones can handle that..... Terry Farrell On Feb 4, 2011, at 10:28 PM, Susan Kline wrote: > On 2/4/2011 4:39 PM, Mr. Mac's wrote: >>> > … This is where you have to trust your ear 100% - an ETD is >>> worse than useless, it could get you in real trouble... >> In my opinion this comment is baseless. The only way an ETD >> could get you into real trouble is lack of understanding. > Well, I don't have direct knowledge, but I could imagine how things > could come undone. > > Recording studio, cool in morning, piano in tune with ETD. Lights, > lots of action, studio gets warmer, piano shifts just a cent or > two ... and some unisons get banged out enough that all three > strings are different places, though not by much. > > ETD wants to put them exactly where they were in the early morning, > but two or three tracks recorded right around lunch time are at the > shifted pitch already. > > Maybe someone who has done recordings can weight in? I get the > feeling Israel has done this? > > Susan >
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