To increase stamina, get experience and learn the capabilities of all types of instruments. Attempts to exceed the limits of how well a piano allows itself to be tuned only leads to agonizing frustration and fatigue. Learn to relax also, and worry not about critical musicians. If you know your theory and understand all of the limitations and impossiblities of tuning, no one can ever "bulldoze you". Learning to zero in on that point of ideal pitch and tuning pin setting comes also with experience and tuning gets faster and easier. After 20 years, I feel about the same after five or six pianos as I did after three during my first couple of years. -Mike Silva Coello wrote: > Dear List. > Thank you very much for your answers. I´m sure they will work for me. > There is another thing I forgot asking you yesterday. After each tuning I feel so tired, and the third piano I tune the same day is not good tune. How can I get more resistance in tuning and not lose my ears and my brain specially when I tune "soviet pianos". > Anyone of you know any training for improve the resistance? > Thank you all! > Iñaki Coello Gómez > Valladolid.Spain > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > Pianos en la Red? -> http://www.pianored.com > E-Mail Gratis? -> http://www.pianored.com/email > > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - advertisement - - - - - - > Limited Time Offer: FREE Products! Pay only shipping and handling. > Get FREE Software, CDR's, Cellular Accessories, Videos, DVD's, Music, > Injet Refills and much more. > Only when you click here now - - > http://www.free-irewards.com/cgi-bin/bmb2
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