Hey, one teacher of mine had the following explanation; "My cat´s sick!" "Pardon" "My piano sounds just the way my cat sounds when he´s sick; meeeoooooowwwwwmmmmeeeeooooowwww" ERGO: Out of tune piano. Put that into the "miscellaneous" category on your list! :Þ Best regards, Kristinn At 11:57 3.9.2000 +0200, you wrote: > > << I would like someone to come up with a language for piano sound. Pipe > > organ techs have somewhat of an organ sound language, but I think we > could do > > better than harsh, mushy, strident, cello like, dead, etc. I would like to > > see some ideas. >> > >Actually, wouldnt it be nice if we (techs and owners) could come up with some >semblance of aggreement on a list of terms relating to piano sound. How much >easier it would make identifing a particular customers voicing needs / >complaints. > >That being said, I think what we are stuck with is doing our best to try and >build up a dialogue with each customer, seek as quickly as possible to >identify >just what they mean when they use any particular term. Probably, language use >varies significantly enough from person to person that we have to go >through this >process many times and adjust to each customer on the fly. > > > >-- >Richard Brekne >RPT, N.P.T.F. >Bergen, Norway
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