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Re: [ChurchBass] Re: [GEAR] Stretch tuning (Was: Buzz Feiten...) (REPLY)

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#1 · October 26, 2003, 6:08 pm

Posted by: bandaddie <bandaddie@...>

>From: Peter Sharp <psharp@au1.ibm.com>

>Frustrating indeed! As others have said, we just tune to each other. I've
>also seen tuners (don't have one) on which you can set A=440 or another
>frequency through a range of frequencies.

In every band in which i have played, I was the only person to routinely
keep a tuner in possession and actually use it. My Boss TU-2 is set for 440,
and everyone else tunes off me. This is how we do it now, except with the
tuner set for 440, it's DGCF. We nevered tried the double flat setting.

OH, I feel so used. (sniff)

No attempt is made to tune to the church's grand piano. The tuner stated,
after recieving large cheque, it can not be properly tuned from the start
owing to salt air and high humidity.

Çetin Basaran
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