[Harp-L] tune the higher notes sharper or lower? - Richard Sleigh vs. Pat Missin
Vern replied..........I think that you are conflating two different subjects...................You can't use "just" intonation on a keyboard instrument or chromatic harmonica that is to be played in all keys.
Hi, Vern. Thanks for your reply. But if my question was answered, it escaped me. I stated that when tuning a harp for sweet chords Richard Sleigh tempers the tuning by tuning notes a tad higher as he goes up the harp towards the higher notes, whereas a couple of other experts suggested that tuning is done in the opposite manner - tuning down as you go up the harp towards the high notes.
Let me try to clarify my question: when tuning a harmonica to play sweet chords (just intonation or a compromise tuning), do the higher notes of the octaves get tuned progressively higher or are they tuned progressively lower?
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