tuning environment

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MessageHi Marcel,=20
I'd like to have tune lab or something for pitch raising to get me in =
the ball p ark.  I'm curious, if one uses a lap top to tune, what is =
used in order to pick up the noes pitch, laid on the pins to pick it up? =
 Are lap tops cheaper in price than pocket pcs?
Marshall
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  From: Marcel Carey=20
  To: 'Pianotech List'=20
  Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 10:17 AM
  Subject: RE : tuning environment


  Hi Marshall,

  TuneLab is probably the least expensive program you can get to tune. =
The nice thing about it is that it is a very light program (it does not =
need a super fast processor). So, you can probably get a used laptop and =
run it.=20

  Marcel Carey,
  Sherbrooke, QC
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    Envoy=E9 : 6 f=E9vrier 2006 08:11
    =C0 : Pianotech List
    Objet : Re: tuning environment


    I know I'm not going out and buying and ETD right away, but I was =
wondering what size font the print is. ie. 10 12 etc.  Since I use the =
city bus system, the smaller ones woule be a better match for me ,but =
depending on the print.  I can see the red light on the spinner pretty =
well. Are they pretty much the same in price, tune lab, verituner etc.  =
I know the Acutuner III is in the neighborhood of 1700$=20
    Marshall

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      From: Conrad Hoffsommer <hoffsoco@luther.edu>=20

      > At 12:36 PM 2/6/2006 +0100, you wrote:=20
      > > >...ETD that I can get a close look at. I want to see how bug =
the numbers=20
      > >are whether I can read them or not. I'd like to get one just so =
I can=20
      > >raise pitch before tuning by ear.<=20
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      > >Hi Marshall,=20
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      > >Maybe someone there still uses the laptop version of RCT. I =
think that as=20
      > >the screen is pretty big, it wont be too difficult for you to =
see the=20
      > >spinner, and you can put it in different colours which may =
help. It's=20
      > >awesome for pitch raises.=20
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      > I have RCT on a new 14.5" screen Toshiba. (i.e. large print =
edition... ;-}=20
      > ) Note: that's larger tha! n my home TV screen. If I ever buy a =
DVD, I'll=20
      > watch it on my laptop. 8-}}}=20
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      > No internal mike, so I need to plug one in, but I still can set =
the 'puter=20
      > up to 8' away on a convenient table, chair, other piano or even =
the floor=20
      > and see quite well. For grands, I usually set it up on the short =
sticked lid.=20
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      > I have different colo(u)rs for the spinner for fine tune and =
pitch raise,=20
      > and some available hues are _really_ easy to see. I've also cut =
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      > propellor blade to 30=B0 so that the "blush" is really =
dramatic/easily seen.=20
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      > Conrad Hoffsommer=20
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      > Chi si ferma =E8 perduto.=20
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