Entropy Piano Tuner vs Tunelab

Good morning everyone, I am writing here instead of opening a new thread to ask you something. I am about to try tuning with Entropy for the first time; during the recording phase, how do you handle double or triple strings? I was thinking of recording and then subsequently tuning only one string, and then creating the unisons from the tuned string using the software for the double and triple strings.

Is this correct?

Thank you

I think the other strings should be isolated and tuning should be done only on the single string, subsequently the others will also need to be tuned. Also because the software will certainly need to listen to only one string at a time.

I have never used this software, but logically I don't think there is any other modus operandi different from what Stefano told you.

Hello,

I am new to the forum, found while searching for software to help me maintain the tuning (done by a professional) of my Yamaha C3 piano for as long as possible, which I use to record backing tracks.

Obviously, I am thrilled to have found this site and would like to take this opportunity to thank both Simone Renzi and Maestro Paolo Ferrarelli for the great passion and professionalism they make available to us.

Returning to my need, I would appreciate your advice regarding the most reliable software (Veritune, ToneLab, Dirk's Tune, or others) for this purpose before spending money and being disappointed.

Thank you for your reply,

Francesco