---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Rob, You missed one of my favorites -- mellow. Good list, though. Probably even worth saving for future reference. Regards, Clyde Robert Goodale wrote: > I find it interesting what words both pianists and technicians use to > describe the sound of a particular piano. With so many definitions is > there really a standard? I'm sure most would agree. Here are a some > phrases commonly used to describe pianos... The piano sounds > "bright"The piano sounds "dark"The piano sounds "tinny"The piano > sounds "rough"The piano sounds "crisp"The piano sounds "tubby"The > piano sounds "muddy"The piano sounds "dead"The piano sounds > "full"The piano sounds "weak"The piano sounds "deep"The piano > sounds "shallow"The piano sounds "metallic"The piano sounds > "woody"The piano sounds "grainy"The piano sounds "smooth"The piano > sounds "hollow"The piano sounds "clean"The piano sounds "dry"The > piano sounds "cool"The piano sounds "transparent"The piano sounds > "hard"The piano sounds "solid"The piano sounds "glassy"The piano > sounds "fluid"The piano sounds "reflective"The piano sounds > "hot" Well there you go. That is what a piano sounds like. Rob > GoodaleLas Vegas, NV ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/f5/4d/45/a7/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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