Hi Martin, List, >...i was just wondering whichever temperament i choose to use it will take >at least half a year to learn to do it properly. >maybee i havenīt realized that itīs hard to learn to set a temperament??? > martin store It really depends on what temperament and method it is. >the tuner i met today said that i can learn very well by my self, without >a teacher.. > >is there anyone that learnt the temperation very fastly? like in a month >or so? could you tell me..? I can offer you one approach that is about the fastest track to learn a temperament by oneself that produces reasonable results with its self correcting last 'wolf' check, and is fun. It is in J. Cree Fischer's book, _Piano Tuning, A Simple and Accurate Method for Amateurs_. Available through piano supply houses or http://www.amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0486232670/o/qid=976838406/sr=2-2/002-023 8330-3194409 >what could i do wrong in the temperament? To do it incorrectly. >what could a teacher help me with when practising? Just about anything necessary, if you are a willing student and have the right teacher.
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