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Figure 6-Shown here is a drawing of a piano keyboard, with the seven octaves separated*. Lines
connect the octaves with the corresponding octave band in the Stroboconn window. For example, when
any tone in the first octave is sounded, look for the pallern in the first octave band. Any tone in the
second octave will be shown in the second octave band, and so on, through the third, fourth, fifth, sixth
and seventh octaves. NOTE: See text for special instrudions in tuning (R and all tones below (4.
*For the purpose of this manual, the octaves 01 the piano have been divided as follows: First octave
includes C1 through 8li second octave C2 through 82, etc., through third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
octaves.