Man, that is so weird...I could have sworn his post mentioned a brand name like Technics or something like that...which is a keyboard...and that is where I was coming from...sampled piano sounds... We certainly can stretch Rhodes & Wurlitzers if we wanted to...I don't...CP-70...tuned like a piano with stretch...although I haven't tuned a CP70 in years... David Ilvedson, RPT Pacifica, California ----- Original message ---------------------------------------- From: "Thomas Cole" <tcole at cruzio.com> To: ilvey at sbcglobal.net, "Pianotech List" <pianotech at ptg.org> Received: 3/20/2006 1:54:21 PM Subject: Re: Stretching and electric pianos >David, >I was taking him literally, an electric piano being an amplified tone >bar instrument or maybe a CP 80 Yamaha, but not a keyboard connected to >a tone module. Were you thinking you can tune a sampled piano? >Tom Cole >David Ilvedson wrote: >>When they sample a piano they are sampling the sound and the tuning. I don't know >if they sample for every note?...but it seems to me the tuning would match a piano...why >not just play one with a real piano and see if is close enough...? It will be. If anything >playing together will give a fatter sound if not perfectly in tune. >> >>David Ilvedson, RPT >>Pacifica, California >> >> >> >> >> >> >>Original message >>From: "Philippe Errembault" >>To: "Pianotech List" >>Received: 3/20/2006 4:32:13 AM >>Subject: Stretching and electric pianos >> >> >>Hello all, just a quetion about electric pianos... >> >>Does any of you have an idea if electric pianos are stretched to allow to have them >tuned with a real piano, or not ? >> >>Philippe Errembault >> >> >>
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