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Guy,
Not only can one "tucker" out, tendonitis can occur! Even though I =
would tell myself I was only playing a keyboard, the musician in me =
would automatically try to get that keyboard to react like a piano. I =
remember playing for an event and thinking, "Well, at least in this =
section I can settle for playing softly," and then the sound man took =
over and bumped up my volume. So much for expression! :-) =20
Barbara Richmond
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From: Nichols=20
To: Pianotech=20
Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 4:36 PM
Subject: Re: digital?
At 09:19 PM 12/25/2004 -0800, you wrote:
As a pianist, though, there is never any doubt about whether they =
are as satisfying to play as a real piano. There still is no =
comparison.
Don Mannino RPT=20
. But every one of those excellent players would tucker out after no =
more than half an hour. Even when there was a "zero" volume, like =
unspoken escapement, and good damper physical modeling (multi-step, =
etc.), the control just wasn't there without Herculean effort.=20
Just my 2 =A2,
Later,
Guy Nichols, RPT
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