#Piano Playability

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gaunt basalt
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When I play, especially soft, delicate sections, it feels like I'm fighting the piano because the touch is too heavy. Is there anyway I could fix this?

timber dirge
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get

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your

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piano

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fixxed

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or use the left hand pedal 😄

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which exists FOR A REASON and most people dont use it 😡

gaunt basalt
timber dirge
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its much cheaper than dropping 30k to buy a new piano 💀💀💀💀

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son just use left hand pedal it works like fine 😭

frail prairie
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I went to like 15 shops before I found a piano that I liked the touch of

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so it’s really just down to the piano

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yes use the soft pedal if needed, but try not to get into the habit of using the soft pedal just whenever you need to play quietly

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in fact when composers want you to use it they’ll generally mark it down

frail prairie
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completely overhauling it will cost like 1k

gaunt basalt
frail prairie
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oh i assumed you got it recently

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considering youve got another post here about buying a new piano

covert nacelle
timber dirge
light glen
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I use it the whole time tbh just cause the neighbors are complaining

timber dirge
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probably not a good idea to overly rely on

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it fucks up your perception of touch

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as spaghetti said

light glen
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Yeah thats true

covert nacelle
timber dirge
radiant steeple
gaunt basalt
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solution: new piano

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?

radiant steeple
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If the keyboard is that bad, yea

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Or pay to have the entire action touched up

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But as a technician they prob charge a good penny

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Cheaper than buying a new oen