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Looking at the green curve for your RX-2 there appears to be some stretch in the temperament octave leading to smoother stretch in other octaves, including the killer octave. Rather than aim for clean octaves, I suspect Dirk is trying to bring out the resonances that Grandpianoman mentioned recently.What's your next step? Are you going to chart your brother's piano too and then have a conversation with you tuner friends? Ian RussellSchiedmayer & Soehne, 1925 Model 14, 140cmIbach, 1905 F-IV, 235cmJoined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,7341000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,734Emmery, to move things along, the extent of the chart is 75 cents up and down. Maximum stretch is about 26 cents bass and 30 cents treble. Is that comparable with your charts?The chart gives a visual indication of whether the piano needs tuning (some red bars visible) or not (only green bars visible). I imagine Dirk thought that would suffice as the values behind the green bars are used in the tuning. But Ian , the problem is that a user will not know how far out is too far or not.What Dirk's chart needs are error bars, or upper and lower limit curves. Such curves will spread about a cent or two either side of ideal in the middle and fan out to 7 or 8 cents either side of ideal at the ends. If the user's piano has more than a certain amount of notes outside of the error lines then the piano needs tuning.Upper

Weber; his bass was much smoother. Having used Dirk's tuner in the past, I can attest that the Green Curve is the correct calculated tuning for that particular piano. If the person tuning actually tunes (and manages to get the tuning spot on)according to Dirk's Tuner, he/she will precisely match the green curve.Joined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,7341000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,734Wouldn't it make sense for Hakki to play some scales and intervals to see if the notes in question seem to be in or out of tune?Yes, which is a better way to judge rather than assessing from the plot.Correct me if I'm wrong, or perhaps Grandpianoman will, but isn't the green plot not only the ideal but also the tuning that actually results from using Dirk's tuner?It is the ideal according to Dirk. I am not sure that the final results will so easily very closely match the green plot unless refined many times over. In practice, because of various imperfections, some notes just have no ideal spot although I am convinced that Dirk does a good job at determining a useful compromise by sampling and deciding from several partial matches.The difference between the plots at B2 is about 7 cents, and C3 is about 5 cents as are C#3, F3, A3, C5, E5.7 cents at B2 is about 0.5Hz, which is not perfect but could be acceptable depending on the circumstances. Remember that it is an old tuning by now, and the B2 bi-chord

Of a well trained human ear. That's my subjective conclusion.PS - he also said that the piano was perfect. I don't need to tinker with it, and even though I egged him on to doing SOMETHING to voicing, he said - it's 99% perfect. If you want the extra 1%, we will risk everything. No piano is 100%.Joined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,7341000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,734noam, a chart like Hakki's at this stage, when the tuning is fresh, would be interesting to compare Dirk's ideal to a good aural tuning.Joined: Feb 2011Posts: 4,3314000 Post Club Member4000 Post Club MemberJoined: Feb 2011Posts: 4,331HakkiSay Bravo to Saffet from me please, it was great to hear the piano without the orchestra for once! I must say Saffet rather proved Chris's point about your tuning, certainly compared to his earlier recording on the Kawai KG-2.Noam's well told story says you everything you need to know, but I suspect you know all that already.Dirk's tuner is also limited by a fixed set of parameters. That makes it easy for anyone to use on any piano; Grandpianoman - Weber baby grand, MWM and Prout - M&H BB, Noam - Steinway D. Looking at the green curve for your RX-2 there appears to be some stretch in the temperament octave leading to smoother stretch in other octaves, including the killer octave. Rather than aim for clean octaves, I suspect Dirk is trying to bring out the resonances that Grandpianoman mentioned recently.What's your next step? Are you going to chart your brother's piano too and then have a conversation with you tuner friends? Ian RussellSchiedmayer & Soehne, 1925 Model 14, 140cmIbach, 1905 F-IV, 235cmJoined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,7341000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,734Emmery, to move things along, the extent of the chart is 75 cents up and down. Maximum stretch is about 26 cents bass and 30 cents treble. Is that comparable with your charts?The chart gives a visual indication of whether the piano needs tuning (some red bars visible) or not (only green bars visible). I imagine Dirk thought that would suffice as the values behind the green bars are used in the tuning. But Ian , the problem is that a user will not know how far out is too far or not.What Dirk's chart needs are error bars, or upper and lower limit curves. Such curves will spread about a cent or two either side of ideal in the middle and fan out to 7 or 8 cents either side of ideal at the ends. If the user's piano has more than a certain amount of notes outside of the error lines then the piano needs tuning.Upper and

A few months old I think, and also especially if you are only taking single string measurements with unisons slightly off. Measurements from other strings would probably give another result. I disagree with Ian. Despite assuming that the green plot represents an acceptable stretch for your piano, there is no way of telling that notes on your piano are way out of tune from looking at the plots.Last edited by Chris Leslie; 01/18/14 03:52 PM.Joined: Feb 2011Posts: 4,3314000 Post Club Member4000 Post Club MemberJoined: Feb 2011Posts: 4,331ChrisWouldn't it make sense for Hakki to play some scales and intervals to see if the notes in question seem to be in or out of tune?Correct me if I'm wrong, or perhaps Grandpianoman will, but isn't the green plot not only the ideal but also the tuning that actually results from using Dirk's tuner?The difference between the plots at B2 is at about 7 cents, and C3 is about 5 cents as are C#3, F3, A3, C5, E5. Coincidentally, the notes around C3 were also relatively flat on Grandpianoman's plot of his Weber; his bass was much smoother. Ian RussellSchiedmayer & Soehne, 1925 Model 14, 140cmIbach, 1905 F-IV, 235cmJoined: Nov 2013Posts: 4,8314000 Post Club Member4000 Post Club MemberJoined: Nov 2013Posts: 4,831ChrisWouldn't it make sense for Hakki to play some scales and intervals to see if the notes in question seem to be in or out of tune?Correct me if I'm wrong, or perhaps Grandpianoman will, but isn't the green plot not only the ideal but also the tuning that actually results from using Dirk's tuner?The difference between the plots at B2 is about 7 cents, and C3 is about 5 cents as are C#3, F3, A3, C5, E5. Coincidentally, the notes around C3 were also relatively flat on Grandpianoman's plot of his Weber; his bass was much smoother. Having used Dirk's tuner in the past, I can attest that the Green Curve is the correct calculated tuning for that particular piano. If the person tuning actually tunes (and manages to get the tuning spot on)according to Dirk's Tuner, he/she will precisely match the green curve.Joined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,7341000 Post Club Member1000 Post Club MemberJoined: Jan 2011Posts: 1,734Wouldn't it make sense for Hakki to play some scales and intervals to see if the notes in question seem to be in or out of tune?Yes, which is a better way to judge rather than assessing from the plot.Correct me if I'm wrong, or perhaps Grandpianoman will, but isn't the green plot not only the ideal but also the tuning that actually results from using Dirk's tuner?It is the ideal according to Dirk. I am not sure that the final results will so easily very closely