Topics for Technicals

[Thomas Cole]

A number of times we've had one of the more senior members do a tuning 
demonstration. Since we don't work shoulder-to-shoulder in a factory 
plying our trade, tuners are always interested to see how others work 
and be able to ask questions afterwards. This can be a full tuning or a 
demonstration of temperament techniques, pitch adjustment techniques, etc.

Tom Cole
Santa Cruz, CA

Greg Graham wrote:

>I was drafted to serve as my chapter's program chair,
>primarily responsible for coming up with topics for
>technical training at our monthly meetings.  My
>quandry is coming up with topics that are of interest
>to those who have been in the biz for 30 years. 
>Newbies are easy.  Everything is interesting to them
>(me, us).  
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>Would you, my fellow listers, take just a moment to
>list your favorite technical topics?  Perhaps a
>sentence on what turned you on the most about it/them?
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>Any chapter activity is fair game: technical classes,
>discussions, experiments, forums, or tours, (perhaps
>even social events like parties or picnics).  What did
>you do over the last year that you liked the most?
>
>Thanks, 
>
>Greg Graham
>Brodheadsville, PA
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