At 10:22 PM +0100 11/5/01, Richard Brekne wrote: >The actuall problem is that the leverage is already >different on the white and black keys. Probably due to a >frig up in figureing placement of the Balance rail pins. So >I already have some of these problems. I am not convinced >that moving to a staggered capstan position is the right >thing to do.... Dr. Walter Pfeiffer makes a pretty good case for having all the balance pins in one row. You could probably save yourself a good deal of unnecessary heartache and labour by reading him on this subject. >Certainly one objective should be to get as uniform a >whippen travel as is possible for the same amount of key >travel. Nothing is much less certain, unless you assume that the player's fingers always attack the keys at the frontmost point. Play the chord of A flat and ask yourself the question. JD
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