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Audio engineer and musician. CO-owner at Secret Studio LLC. House engineer at Musicol Recording Studios, Columbus, Ohio.

MODERN MUSIC, EXPERIMENTAL, ELECTRONIC, AVANT-ROCK, OUTSIDER
http://www.sciotorecords.com

Scioto Records specializes in 7″ records from experimental artists from all over the world. While our releases cover a variety of styles (outsider folk, avant-indie-rock, sound collages), they all share the spirit of discovery and experimentation.

The label is based out of Columbus, Ohio, through which the Scioto River flows. It’s a pretty common name around here… everything from urology centers to country clubs are named after the river. The name was picked because of it’s strong local identity. Even though Scioto Records doesn’t limit itself to music from Ohio artists, we support local businesses. We press records at Columbus and Cleveland pressing plants, we print our covers in Worthington, and even bank at a non-corporate local bank.

Keith Hanlon, founder of Scioto Records, is a member of The Black Swans, and has toured and recorded with Parker Paul and Nad Navillus. The first record he ever bought was the Rhythm Heritage’s “Keep Your Eyes on the Sparrow (Theme from Baretta)” at the age of seven. Since then, he has collected records and studied audio production. He started Scioto to discover new and interesting music.

The following sets of audio clips are instructional aids to help beginning piano tuning students learn to differentiate varying beat rates used in aural tuning. These samples are generated sine waves and only represent the theoretical beat rates often referred to in literature on tuning. These are only instructional aids and are not meant to represent the actual beat rates, or tonalities, that may be present in actual pianos. More important than recognizing actual beat rates is recognizing the approximate differences between slower and faster rates and the smoothness, or evenness, in their progression. One useful exercise with these tools is to play a given beat rate for two or three seconds, then play another one immediately afterwards, toggling between the two, thus giving one an idea of the differences.

www.ptgcolumbus.org
www.ptgcolumbus.org/beat-rate-generators

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