friction.... yet another attempt

[gordon stelter]

I think that preferences relate largely to playing
demands. I can understand a  pianist wanting more
friction in their piano than I like for "control". But
I play for 4 hours straight sometimes, so minimal
friction and downweight is what I prefer. And I have
learned to adapt to it.
     Better than having my tendons scream!
     Thump

--- antares <antares@euronet.nl> wrote:

> 
> On 28-aug-04, at 20:07, Ryan Sowers wrote:
> 
> >
> > In the process of lowering friction you may also
> have to address: 
> > voicing and/or key weighting, if the changes are
> in a direction that 
> > is away from the client's preference. If the
> client really likes how 
> > their action feels of course I won't mess with it.
> >
> >
> 
> Now we are talking....
> 
> *(; >))
> 
> friendly greetings,
> from
> André Oorebeek
> 
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