"In 'even tempered' tuning, notes are tuned relative to the root of a scale. So an instrument set up for, say, the key of C might sound acceptable in G, but downright awful in E or B. To play in those keys, you'd have to retune from scratch."
"In 'even tempered' tuning, notes are tuned relative to the root of a scale. So an instrument set up for, say, the key of C might sound acceptable in G, but downright awful in E or B. To play in those keys, you'd have to retune from scratch."