----- Original Message ----- From: "Stickney, Jeff P" <StickneyJP@mso.umt.edu> To: <caut@ptg.org> Sent: August 16, 2002 7:34 AM Subject: RE: Baldwin 6000 > Del & Roger, > Thanks for your ideas. I think I'll try weighting one damper and > putting a trichord on another - or maybe I'll end up doing both. And I'll > braid the back scale (sorry for calling it waste length, Del). Voicing the > beast down will probably help by not putting so much energy into the string > in the first place. Perhaps the biggest obstacle will be getting Baldwin to > pay for it. I'll let you know what worked. > > Jeff Stickney, RPT > University of Montana > jpage@selway.umt.edu If you're getting an echo--or a more gradual cut-off than desired--following a crashing chord, weighting one damper won't do much. Go through the bass and well into the tenor. At least an octave or so. Del
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