<html> Ron, It's great that you can set them all over like that.  This gives the same functionality as with RCT's custom EQ, only it is decided before hand and can be set on any note, as you said.  I noticed you set the A's (plus C88)   ;-) This looks exactly like what RCT's custom equalizer does but in a different way.  I understand that Verituner is applying these preferences to each note as it listens to them, and that you are assigning weighting, not absolute position of the tuning.  For those who haven't used it, in RCT you use a slider and do this visually - the octave types are marked on the graph at each A (based on the measurements already taken), and you simply place the slider between them, favoring the octave type that you prefer or that the piano calls for.  Same idea as the percentages that Ron gave, but handled differently. I find that these settings need to be changed a lot, though.  For instance, I may like slightly wide 6:3 octaves in the first octave of a small grand or an upright, but on a concert grand this is too narrow - I change to wide 12:6 octaves then.  I'll also change the treble stretch mid-tuning many times, jumping back to the custom EQ screen and moving the treble slider according to what I have heard.  Maybe the answer with Verituner is to create a variety of these preferences, and load them according the piano. Once again, Pocket RCT doesn't even allow this tweaking yet - you have to use the windows or mac version to get the custom EQ until Pocket RCT Ver. 2 comes out. I'll have to check out Verituner again in Atlanta and see the octave type settings in practice.  It's been a long time since I looked at Verituner - sunds cool.  I'd also like to know more about this idea of weighting the loudest coincident partials - that sounds like it could cause the tuning to become more erratic.  But then, that's what our ears do, so maybe it's OK. Don Mannino RPT At 08:55 PM 10/11/2002 +0000, Ron wrote: <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>I can't believe this is happening..... A0  6:3 45% /  10:5 55% A1  6:3 75% / 4:1 25% A3  4:2 60% / 6:3 40% A4  4:2 60%  / 6:3 40% A5  4:2 50%  / 4:1 50% A6  4:2 40% / 4:1 40% / 2:1 20% C8  4:1 60% / 2:1 23% / 8:1 17% This time I'm really leaving, see me walking out the door?  I'm not checking this any more. (I changed the A0) I think I'll go shoot some hoops......... Ron K _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: <a href="http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx" eudora="autourl">http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx</a> _______________________________________________ pianotech list info: <a href="https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives" eudora="autourl">https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives</a></blockquote></html>