In a message dated 08/19/2002 11:06:42 AM Pacific Daylight Time, fssturm@unm.edu writes: > I use a little wooden > aftertouch gauge. You can make one from a piece of wood like the ones > Renner uses to ship shanks. Cut a slit in the end to fit a pin with a > bit of slop. Reduce the thickness to 0.050" on a disc sander or the > like Ivory tails are usually near .050." I carry several different thickness (slot cut in front), with the mike reading marked on the back. That way I can set different aftertouches, depending upon softness of the front punchings and desires of the artist. It seems so harmonious to set touch with ivory! Bob Davis
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