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Hi Charles,
I was, without feeling the need to explicitly mention it, referring to
harpsichord, since this is the topic of discussion on this particular
list.
Beats are clearly audible on your example, but I also neglected to
mention that it is also the case that one listens for beats between
higher overtones as well as the fundamental when tuning, to gain an
overall impression, and these can be very weak in amplitude, but
nevertheless important.
Andrew
On 25 July 2016 at 07:32, Charles wrote:
> By way of example the linked tuning video uses compressed audio, yet beats
> are nevertheless clearly audible:
>
> http://www.bach-cantatas.com/Video/Real-Tuning-Procedure-Variant.htm
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