ETD's accurate?

[Kevin E. Ramsey]

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How far back do you go to smooth out that change?  At the break, you run =

into a problem and have to adjust a note. In that completed octave, =
there is=20
a smaller, or larger 1/2 step, with all the ramifications to go along =
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that. Do you go back and recalculate the whole octave, or what?

Ron Koval
(fly in the ointment day)

Once I know there's a problem, I go back to where the problem started =
and start over, for instance, if I'm tuning down into the bass and about =
the fifth note I do some checks, and find that the tuning is too wide =
for my tastes, then I go back to the break and tighten things up a bit. =
The treble's pretty much a no-brainer, because I split the difference =
between a perfect twelfth and a double octave.=20

Kevin Ramsey

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