---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment On 22-okt-04, at 17:41, David Andersen wrote: >> >> SO: we need to be at the same place, at the same time, and each tune=20= >> the >> same piano, and let the fun begin. Maybe I can think of a way to make=20= >> that >> happen out here in fabulous SoCal... >> >> >> That would be fun, for sure. >> But.... you know, I do not think that will work, because it is not so=20= >> much a >> contest between your tuning or mine, but a contest between two highly=20= >> trained >> technicians who may aim for the same, but can never be compared to=20 >> each other >> because we are talking about two totally different individuals. > > Who said anything about a contest? I truly don't feel in competition=20= > with > you or anyone like you; Well David, I used the word contest because that's what I thought you=20 meant. I actually never liked contests because there is always a winner and=20 always a loser. > I only want to learn more and more about how to make > pianos sing. I think we would both be surprised at how close our=20 > systems > get us to the "ideal" tuning for the piano we're working on. It would=20= > be > fascinating to listen to our similarities and little differences, all,=20= > for > me, in the spirit of collegiality and deep respect. I just think it=20= > would > be a hell of a lot of fun. Sounds just great! > >> The difference starts between your ears and mine, or, more correctly,=20= >> you >> hearing facilities and mine, or, your individual perception of sound=20= >> and mine. >> I have noticed that, although this is very subtle, the way unisons=20= >> sound >> varies from tuner to tuner. That in itself makes our tunings=20 >> different to >> start with. > > Ooohh, let's check it out! >> Then there is the conception of how to stretch on either side of the=20= >> keyboard. >> The way you stretch your 'story' depends not just on beats per=20 >> second, but >> first of all on your individual temper, your personal speed and your=20= >> personal >> musicality. > Exactly true. Just know that I'm hard at work scheming on ways to get > together and play with a piano or two.....OK? Get a bunch of nice techs together and I am sure it will work out=20 really terrific. let's wait and see what the piano deities have to say about this. > > With affection, > > David Andersen > > likewise, EAR friendly greetings from Andr=E9 Oorebeek "where Music is, no harm can be" ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: text/enriched Size: 2500 bytes Desc: not available Url : https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/5f/20/21/41/attachment.bin ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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