Hi Dean, That's an excellent feature for certain, and I certainly don't question the many advocates that use TuneLab. Richard Brekne comes to mind for one. But he also does a lot of fiddling with his own ideas, which produce excellent tunings. In my time with TuneLab, I had trouble digesting some of the information I was receiving, the mode of operations and the final results were inconsistent with what I have come to know what sounds right overall on the more familiar pianos I service. In a nutshell TuneLab didn't resonate with my being. It's a great thing, though, that there are several offerings of ETDs' for those interested. Sincerely, Keith McGavern, RPT I'm glad you are another On Jan 30, 2011, at 8:21 AM, Dean May wrote: > False beats is one area where I think Tune Lab really shines above RCT. With > the real time analog graph the false beats show up as individual peaks. > Usually, I pick either the dominant peak or the sharpest peak for setting > the intial string.
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