Tuning in where it is

J Patrick Draine draine@mediaone.net
Tue, 11 Jan 2000 08:55:26 -0500



David I. wrote:
>Apparently those of the "one pass" use their SATs or RCTs in
>a pitch raise mode which, so I've heard, leaves the piano in
>decent shape when done.  I have yet to actually experience
>this.  I will openly admit that I do not overshoot when pitch
>raising.

Why not, David? While I'm glad that you're getting good results with your
methodology, I think it's a bit like me refusing to use a tape measure or a
straight edge in my work "because I've got a good eye" even though those
tools are within arms' length.
I find the pitch raise program to be a very dependable tool; of course,
it's still necessary to go over the piano 2-3 times depending on the pitch
change and demands of accuracy.
Patrick Draine


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