Your enthusiasm is palpable. Such a joy to engage with you, learning the intricacies of piano sound. And so generous of you to share your expert knowledge with others who share your interest. Bless you!
As an instrumentalist, I am used to perfect tuning.Ther are no beats or "waves" when tununing. How does that work with or not work for orchestras? I wondered how pianos weee tuned to standard tuning. Hope I can get used to this.
Can someone please tell where to purchase the pitch analyzer. I’m learning so mush and I’ve been tuning for over 40 years please respond Wallace. Hall Thankyou
Hello Hyrum, regarding the 4ths & 5ths and the comparison of the beats for the 6th and 10th and the major 3rds, could you tell me what these beats are and should the 6th beat faster or slower than the 17th or visa versa please? Thanks
It could be tuned to your synthesizer, but the octaves and other intervals may not sound their best as each piano needs to be tuned to slightly different frequencies. This all depends on what kind of piano you have and how closely it matches the synthesizer sound.
My bandpass filter just runs through my tuner so it does not have that capability. One challenge to tuning that way is that the beat rates aren't a perfectly consistent pulse in reality and some pianos might call for faster or slower beats slightly, so it would difficult to tune that way practically I would think.
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Your enthusiasm is palpable. Such a joy to engage with you, learning the intricacies of piano sound. And so generous of you to share your expert knowledge with others who share your interest. Bless you!
Good teacher! You explain what we're trying to hear so well.
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Looking forward to your next video!
Awesome ! I’ve been learning and getting better with doing it all by ear, it is so helpful to hear this !
Great video
So well explained, thank you.
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Excellent explanation. Thanks
Thanks!
Very informative! Thank you.
As an instrumentalist, I am used to perfect tuning.Ther are no beats or "waves" when tununing. How does that work with or not work for orchestras? I wondered how pianos weee tuned to standard tuning. Hope I can get used to this.
Good to know this or I would have tuned my piano to even temperament
Thank you!
Can someone please tell where to purchase the pitch analyzer. I’m learning so mush and I’ve been tuning for over 40 years please respond
Wallace. Hall
Thankyou
The software detecting beats is Logic with a bunch of distortion (I think)
Hello Hyrum, regarding the 4ths & 5ths and the comparison of the beats for the 6th and 10th and the major 3rds, could you tell me what these beats are and should the 6th beat faster or slower than the 17th or visa versa please? Thanks
If you simplify your question, I might be able to help (tuner 40 years).
Can I tune an acoustic piano to my korg synthesizer?
It could be tuned to your synthesizer, but the octaves and other intervals may not sound their best as each piano needs to be tuned to slightly different frequencies. This all depends on what kind of piano you have and how closely it matches the synthesizer sound.
I noticed your hammer. I got one of those 4 or 5 years ago. I like it tho it is not cheap. Bill
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Question: in 2023 can the filter tell the technician exactly how many beats per second there are and tune accordingly?
My bandpass filter just runs through my tuner so it does not have that capability. One challenge to tuning that way is that the beat rates aren't a perfectly consistent pulse in reality and some pianos might call for faster or slower beats slightly, so it would difficult to tune that way practically I would think.
Amazing video! I have a lot of respect for passionate piano tuners, mine tuned my U1 yesterday! Thanks
Nice vidoes. I think you can make them shorter need more piano views
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Thank you!