On 11/5/2010 11:40 AM, David Love wrote: > I disagree. I think it is exactly that and I don't think it's that easy. > If it were that easy then those who tuned pianos for 20 years would > eventually just get it. But many don't. No, many don't. As is indicated by the responses gotten right here on this list in the last few days, it's *presumed* that you can't detect a slow roll in a unison without listening to the entire cycle. Left to themselves, as most out there are, they may very well never discover otherwise. Having an overlooked approach for improvement pointed out to them, they have to both want to improve, and be willing to try it, risking the beliefs they've operated on all these years. The process is the easy part. They already know the physical mechanics. Overcoming the petrified presumptions and habits is the difficult part, as the rest of your post noted. So I don't think you really disagree with me at all. Ron N
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