[CAUT] disabling individual noes

Keith Roberts keithspiano at gmail.com
Fri Aug 17 22:25:29 MDT 2007


I'm curious. Is this guy going to these lengths to amaze the audience? Or
conceal how the piece is performed? Having the piano look normal when played
really fast, the mistakes would be corrected by the dead notes and the
audience amazed. Why doesn't he just avoid those notes like all the other
pianists.

Muting the notes won't work?

Keith Roberts


On 8/17/07, Jon Page <jonpage at comcast.net> wrote:
>
>  >you could adjust the jacks forward,
>
>
> I don't see that working because once the note is played
> the action will capsize and the key will hang down.
>
>
> As pointed out earlier, a punching under the sharp will
> interfere with the naturals unless it is narrow.
>
>
> If he wants the keys to operate but not sound, then remove
> the wip and shank and weight the key.  If he just wants the
> key inoperable, tie a Twist-Tie around the rep lever and shank,
> a double loop for security.  Easily installed, easily removed
> without interfering with neighboring keys.
>
> --
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Jon Page
>
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