Humidity & voicing

[Cy Shuster]

I'm a long-time TuneLab user who is now learning to tune aurally (finally!). 
Is it ever practical to use the "stored master tuning" approach with an ETD? 
I'm thinking that on a piano that I tune frequently, it might save time to 
do a good aural tuning once, store it, and then use the stored tuning with 
the ETD after that.  If a piano is more stable if tuned A0-to-C8, that might 
be a benefit (especially for a pitch raise).  But if the stored tuning has a 
shelf life, that's no good...

I guess after a while I'll be able to tune aurally as fast as with the 
ETD... right?

--Cy Shuster--
Boston, MA
www.nbss.org
Class of '06