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<DIV>Hello list.</DIV>
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<DIV>We all know those singing upper partials who appear in nice bass =
strings
and make them breathe with the music. I have a friend who doesn't =
like
those. He plays F2 on his piano, nice rowling sound with the =
singing upper
partials who shake my spine, and he says "bah, no good". Then he =
plays G2,
nice rowling sound but no upper partials here, so for me good but might =
benefit
one (no more) twist, maybe it will sing, maybe not, but the guy says =
"yeah man !
this one is really cool". He wants them all like that.</DIV>
<DIV>Any idea how to achieve this ? I thought voicing would be of =
little
help, but I might be wrong. I thought I could clean the offending =
strings
with copper polish, but I foresee a disaster. Untwist maybe ? but =
then
probably wounding buzzes.</DIV>
<DIV>Anyone ever faced the same request ?</DIV>
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<DIV>Greetings.</DIV>
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<DIV>Stéphane Collin.</DIV></BODY></HTML>