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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Oops, My bad. Should be all fixed now.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: SMHaley . Is CA the only option here or is a slightly larger bridge pin (perhaps with an epoxy, etc.) a conceivable way to go? Coaxing of the wire at termination points only helped a few strings and very minimally. Actually
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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The piano is a musical instrument. Tune it so it sounds musical and forget the math, theoretical essoterica, and illusionary perfection.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Didn't you mention that you use Audacity? If that works ok for you, then I'd have thought that's the best - well certainly the cheapest and just about the most flexible - solution to your recording problem. You've got unlimited audio tracks - stereo
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Greetings, Yes, there is an improvement, (depending on what the piano is used for), that often is sensed when the unisons are less that perfectly aligned. This is due to the Weinrich effect, in which slight phase differences effectively stiffen t
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Overall, I feel the tempo is a little too slow and the result is that the piece does not flow too well. The internal beats of each measure are sometimes too strong; I am too often hearing an accent on each beat, further impeding the natural flow of
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I have a regulating tool with a thin shaft that fits easily between those dowels and into the space above. I can reach three jack adjusters from one position. I've had the tool for years, I think it was from Renner. To have the hammer down on the not
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Adult Beginners Forum
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2. Jotur- great playing Cathy. It's so easy to picture the folks you play for dancing away. And hey... I think it would be pretty funny to hear you (or anyone else for that matter) laugh when you make a mistake recording for the recital. Actually, I
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Pianist Corner
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In response to the last two pages: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Pianovlover85, thank you for your questions. As an older adult, and very inexperienced, student, I have asked myself the same things. For all of you who have answered, thank you for your detailed responses. They have helped me greatly. I now just
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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It's difficult to reach the jack screw whether the action is on a bench, in the action cavity turned around, which is how I prefer to regulate jacks usually, or on your lap because of the design of this particular piano. Other grands are no problem.
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: MinniemayFaber has an accelerated course which might be appropriate. I used that once. The student didn't really like it. Depending on the maturity of the student, you can always try something akin to Denes Agay's Joy of Firs
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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There should not be a great deal of adjustments necessary if they were set up when fitted and nothing has been re-newed. I agree it's sometimes a struggle to get at the adjusters when everything is in place though. If they need lots of adjustments t
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Piano Teachers Forum
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I think John is trying to explain an advanced technique, while the rest of the teachers are still dealing Piano Adventures 2B.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Jbyron Are there any tricks to making this regulation adjustment a little easier? One is to regulate jacks with the action on a table, or regulating bench, instead of your lap; I prefer to regulate jacks from a birds-eye vi
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Hello keystring. Thanks for your answer. Yes, indeed, French uses do-ré-mi. I insist that my francophone students use this, even if they have done lessons in English before, and used A B C. It's important to be understood throughout La Francophonie
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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But Pete, you haven't described your own personal response to this acoustic piano. With you being an avowed advocate of the superiority of DPs, I'd be interested to know how you felt about it when you played it?
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Merci beaucoup landorrano pour le suggestion. Effectivement, c'est difficile de trouver des matériels, mais avec internet, c'est beaucoup plus facile de les avoir de votre côté de l'Atlantique ! Je trouve que c'est difficile de choisir sans voir l
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Merci beaucoup landorrano pour le suggestion. Effectivement, c'est difficile de trouver des matériels, mais avec internet, c'est beaucoup plus facile de les avoir de votre côté de l'Atlantique ! Je trouve que c'est difficile de choisir sans voir l
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: kiedysktos.... and old Rolands are immortal, so there is a value. Does it have MIDI connection? If it does, then it can be used as a controller despite internal sound. Everything had MIDI back then! Those were the good old day
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I simply cannot understand why they would design the action with the jack regulating screw behind a big letoff button on this particular brand, which makes it nearly impossible to adjust the jack. Every time I come across a grand in need of this adj
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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I also saw what Knotty was saying about missing the marked hits hits on the Cm7. I went back and fixed those. Thanks!
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Pianist Corner
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Beethoven's Piano Sonatas - A Short Companion; Charles Rosen The Teaching of Artur Schnabel - A Guide to Interpretation; Konrad Wolff My Life and Music; Artur Schnabel (Reminiscences on his career and studies with Leschetizky)
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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I wanted to make a recording of this piece before starting to study for my exams. I will have to record it again but i hope you enjoy this one :): It i recorded with a casio px-130.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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That is the exact reason I quit tuning ET a few years ago and switched to EBVT3. ET is just too clinical and sterile of a sound for my ears. I too was a classically trained pianist and organist many years before becoming a tech. Experimenting with d
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