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3.6.2 How to produce a piano stretching by entering of support values (Piano Editor)
The tones with the cent's for calculating the stretching, the sake of simplicity, will be referred
to as "support note". Using the piano editor, the cents of the support-notes, you can enter
by hand, rather than be determined by the analyzer (see sample diagram at the end of the
chapter).
Note: The piano editor allows you to edit the cents of the supporting notes, which were
previously generated by the piano analyzer.
To work with the Editor, do the following:
After switching on the unit, use the „<>“ buttons to select the
option „PIANYZER“ and press „E“ button.
Select the option „EDITOR“ using the „<>“ and press “E”
again.
Select the highest tone of your piano which has a 2 string
chorus and press “E”
Select the highest tone of your piano which has a 1 string
chorus and press “E”.
Play the note "a-1" to measure the concert pitch of your
instrument and use the "<>" buttons to align the tuner. (See
also capter 2.3 of the manual) or you already can tune the
chorus of "a-1" to your desired pitch.
By pressing the "E " you are starting to enter the cents of the “support notes.
Using the „<>“ buttons, you enter the cents of the „support-
note“ which is predefined by the tuner. With the „E“ you may
switch to the next „support-note“.
If you have entered the cents for all the "support-notes" , you
will get i.e. the following indicator.
Press “E”. The device calculates the piano stretching
and stores them and automatically jumps to “tune”
mode. Then it goes on, as described in Section 2.5
of the manual for CTS-5-C.
Note: Within the “EDITOR”- procedure, you can back step by holding “S” button while
tapping “E” button.
3.6.3 Sample diagram of an piano stretching generated by the PIANYZER
See next page...
<7> PIANYZER
a2 CENTS: 2.9
SUPPORT-NOTE: 6
-26 -16 -8 -2
0 3 11 36
PIANYZER SPREIZ
<1> TUNE
SELECT <>
EDITOR
2-STRING CHOIR
_d__
1-CHOERIG >>>
G#_1
_a_1 <> PITCH
<7> K-TON:440.0
PIANYZER STRETCH
<1> TUNE
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