> Although I agree it’s strange to say that. Like saying ‘We’re driving there, in a car, with four wheels.’ I don’t think it’s strange, I was legitimately curi

> Although I agree it’s strange to say that. Like saying ‘We’re driving there, in a car, with four wheels.’ I don’t think it’s strange, I was legitimately curious about author’s subjective take as to which tuning is best under circumstances where key isn’t known in advance. JI is tricky since it highly depends on the key, and ET doesn’t sound good[0]. [0] It’s ironic a lot of modern popular music is very limited in tonal range, yet uses ET where a lot of micro-dissonances were introduced specifically to support complicated progressions and modulations without re-tuning a piano.