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Re: Unison Tuning
Mark Richard #2052306 03/22/13 07:19 AM
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Pitch dropping. Don't know why the piano go too high. The whether is warmer the pitch should drop.

It needs uncharge the pin until it lower than target pitch, then charge. If just uncharge little then charge the pin, it seems not hold the pitch. F#3 and G#3 is is troublesome. Today only need to touch F#2 after the tuning session. grin

Took 18 minutes to tune F3 to C5.


Last edited by Weiyan; 03/22/13 07:21 AM.
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Re: Unison Tuning
Weiyan #2052314 03/22/13 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Weiyan
Pitch dropping. Don't know why the piano go too high. The whether is warmer the pitch should drop.

It needs uncharge the pin until it lower than target pitch, then charge. If just uncharge little then charge the pin, it seems not hold the pitch. F#3 and G#3 is is troublesome. Today only need to touch F#2 after the tuning session. grin

Took 18 minutes to tune F3 to C5.



Warmer weather goes usually with more humidity, hence pitch raising.

It raise because you tune from above, also,

the real tuning is done when you raise, the rest is stabilisation and touch up.

Last edited by Olek; 03/22/13 07:40 AM.
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